One prompt in Lovable. A full waitlist landing page, live in minutes.
The question that decides everything: does it actually work for a real user?
That's the job Kane CLI does. In this run, it:
β Opened the published app in a real Chrome browser.
β Typed an email and clicked Join Waitlist.
β Confirmed the success message appeared.
β Returned pass, with a video and a step trace.
This is what agent-native verification looks like. Your coding agent ships the feature. Kane CLI confirms it works in the browser, the way a user would see it.
Code is fast. Verification used to be slow. Not anymore.
The agent builds it.
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