Browser checks shouldn’t be the part your coding agent skips.
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Browser checks shouldn’t be the part your coding agent skips. Kane CLI is a command-line browser automation and validation tool for developers and AI coding agents. It helps you verify browser work with plain-English objectives by launching Chrome, completing the task, and returning structured results. Key features: • Plain-English objectives – describe a browser task in natural language instead of scripting each interaction • Agent-friendly output – `--agent` emits NDJSON that automation can parse • Committable Markdown tests – `testmd` files keep repeatable flows in your repo and replay
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