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Kane CLI By TestMu AI logo
Kane CLI By TestMu AI
✓ verifiedFreemium

Terminal-native AI tool (Kane CLI) that turns plain-English descriptions into real-Chrome browser test flows.

1.0K saves
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Pixels2Flutter
✓ verifiedFree

Turns UI screenshots into working Flutter code.

12K saves
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The New GitBook
✓ verifiedFreemium

Documentation platform for publishing accurate, AI-ready docs sites, with Git sync and an MCP server for AI tools.

653K visits/mo2.9K saves
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Jam
✓ verifiedFreemium

One-click bug-reporting tool that auto-captures console, network logs and repro steps for developers.

730K visits/mo2.9K saves
Pricing
Free: $0/month (200 credits)
Starter: $19/month (2,000 credits, +100% bonus = 4,000 total during launch offer)
Pro: $99/month (10,000 credits, +50% bonus during launch offer)

No public pricing

No public pricing

Free trial available

Free: $0 (30 Jams/mo, 5 recording links)
Team: $14/creator per month billed yearly (unlimited Jams)

Free trial available

Core features
  • Natural-language browser flow automation from the CLI
  • Auto-healing and vision-based element detection
  • Integration with a wider agentic test cloud (real devices, visual/accessibility testing)
  • MCP server for connecting AI agents into IDEs
  • Shareable evidence links for pass/fail results
  • Credit-based monthly usage plans
  • Publish structured documentation sites
  • Git sync for docs-as-code workflows
  • AI setup agent to build and import docs
  • GitBook MCP server for AI access
  • Enterprise controls
  • Free tier to start
  • One-click bug capture via browser extension
  • Automatic repro steps
  • Console, network and device logs
  • Instant replay of recent activity
  • Backend tracing and an AI debugger
  • Integrations with Jira, Linear, GitHub and Slack
Use cases
  • Developers running local end-to-end browser tests from a terminal
  • QA teams automating cross-browser regression checks
  • Teams needing tests resilient to UI redesigns
  • IDE-integrated AI test authoring via MCP
  • Publish product and API documentation
  • Maintain docs-as-code with Git sync
  • Make docs consumable by AI assistants
  • Import existing docs into a hosted site
  • Filing detailed bug reports
  • Reproducing issues faster in QA
  • Sharing debug context with engineers
  • Triaging support bug reports
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