TestMu AI, the Full Stack Agentic AI Quality Engineering platform, announced evidence packs for Kane CLI, its terminal-first tool for natural language browser and mobile app testing. Every Kane CLI run now produces one sealed .evidence file that holds the complete record of what the AI agent was asked to do, what it did at each step, and what happened.
Kane CLI launched in April 2026, giving developers and AI coding agents a way to run tests on real browsers and mobile apps from the terminal, in plain English, with a clear pass-or-fail verdict. Since launch, it has added AI-powered test case generation and the Assurance Lifecycle, which ties tests back to requirement documents. Evidence packs are the next step: a full record of every run.
As AI agents write and run more tests, engineering teams need a clear answer to a simple question: what exactly did the agent do, and why did the run pass or fail? That proof is often spread across screenshots, log folders, and dashboards. Evidence packs put it in one place.
Each pack contains:
The test definition: what was asked of the agent.
A result summary: status, duration, per-step outcomes, tags, who ran it, a share link, and the run environment. For mobile runs, this includes the device model and OS version.
Per-step screenshots: the page as the agent saw it, plus an annotated copy that highlights the element the agent acted on.
Browser console and network logs: captured for the whole run and tied to the step that produced them.
Run logs: the CLI and runner logs for the execution.
Failure records: on failed runs, a per-step record with the error message, the page state at failure, and pointers into the console and network logs.
"When an AI agent runs your tests, the first thing anyone asks is 'show me what it did.' Evidence packs answer that with one file," said Mudit Singh, Co-Founder and Head of Growth, TestMu AI. "A developer can open it, see every step the agent took, and get from a failed run to the cause in minutes. And because it is a single file, it is easy to share with a teammate or keep as a record in CI."
