The Quality Gap AI Agents Leave in Your Terminal

Abstract

AI coding agents now build features straight from the terminal. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini. They write the code, run unit tests, and report "passed." Every one of those checks reads source code. None of them open a browser. The browser is where features actually live, and that is where the agent goes blind. Quality is the gap.

This workshop walks the verification gap that opens the moment an agent says done. We take the flows agents ship most: a login, a checkout, a form, a dashboard. You will see how Kane CLI runs them in a real Chrome browser, from the same terminal your agent already works in, and returns pass or fail with shareable proof. Plain English in. No selectors. No framework. No boilerplate. The agent builds it. Kane CLI proves it works.

Key Takeaways

1. See exactly where the AI coding loop breaks today. The agent ships, the code compiles, and the bug still surfaces in the browser.

2. Watch live demos of Kane CLI verifying real flows in plain English. Login, checkout, form validation, dashboard checks. Under 2 minutes each.

3. Learn the four-line setup that wires Kane CLI into Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex CLI so your agent verifies its own work.

4. Walk away with the install command, an objective template, and a flow running on your own app before the session ends.

Who Should Attend

Developers and vibe coders shipping features with AI agents, QA engineers who own the verification gate, and engineering leads deciding how AI-written code gets proven before it merges.