Karate Agent is a browser automation platform with an AI brain.
Any workflow that involves a browser or an API is a candidate. Nine creative applications, all driven by the same POST /api/jobs endpoint.
Point the agent at your web app. It walks every screen, captures annotated screenshots, and assembles a structured user guide — navigation paths, form instructions, visual references.
Dozens of concurrent browser sessions, each running a different user journey. Unlike synthetic HTTP load tests, these are real browsers rendering real pages and firing real client-side events.
Karate already has world-class API performance testing via Gatling. Combined with the dashboard's container orchestration, distribute load generation across workers — saturating APIs a single machine can't stress.
.feature files double as perf scripts10,000
Concurrent users
42 ms
p95 latency
0.02%
Error rate
10
Worker containers
Turn OWASP testing guides into executable flow scripts. The LLM reads your API spec, generates attack payloads, fires them at every endpoint, and produces a findings report with reproduction steps for every vulnerability.
curl + responseScheduled jobs navigate critical pages, capture screenshots, and compare against baselines. The LLM doesn't just pixel-diff — it understands the page, distinguishing a meaningful layout change from an irrelevant ad rotation.
Deploy agents to visit multiple sites in parallel, extract structured data, and compile comparative reports. Product features, pricing tables, changelog entries, tech stacks — anything visible in a browser.
Trigger jobs from cron, CI pipelines, or webhooks. Run recurring browser tasks on a schedule — no human in the loop.
Enterprise apps without APIs force manual data entry. Karate Agent navigates the UI, fills forms, clicks wizards, and handles validation errors — at machine speed. Migrate data between systems never designed to talk.
After every deployment, fire parallel agents at staging, pre-prod, and production. Each runs the same critical path — login, navigate, submit, verify. Pass/fail per environment in under 60 seconds.
These are just starting points. Any workflow that involves a browser or an API is a candidate.