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Testing is one of those things that every dev team knows they should be doing better but nobody wants to spend time on it. In this video, I'm going to show you the solution to that problem by walking you through how you can write tests using natural language. And the platform I'm going to walk you through automatically creates the tests for you.

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⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | The Pain of Testing
00:32 | Kane AI
01:56 | Setup/Getting Started
03:24 | Test Cases from Natural Language
05:18 | Manual Interaction Tracking
06:39 | PRD Scenario Generation
07:56 | API Testing
09:23 | Self Healing
09:50 | Integrations
10:22 | Final Thoughts

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KaneAI is a generative AI-native testing agent that lets developers and QA engineers write tests using natural language instead of code. By describing what should be tested, the platform automatically navigates websites or mobile apps, generates structured test cases, and exports executable code in languages like Python with Selenium. It can ingest PRDs, Jira tickets, and other documents to produce full test suites, supports API testing with network assertions, includes self-healing capabilities for UI changes, and integrates with tools like GitHub, Jira, and Azure DevOps. The tutorial walks through authoring a test case manually, generating scenarios from a PRD document, and adding API assertions.

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