KaneAI: The Best AI Coding Assistant

KaneAI automates end-to-end UI testing in plain English and records every step, solving the "vibe coding is fast but testing is hard" problem on the Boxmining AI site.

What KaneAI actually does

You describe a user flow in natural language ("go through the start menu, click the start button… and make sure they have open up individual windows and each window has content") and the agent drives a real browser through it. In the demo, it opened boxai.com, found a "hidden sign up button at bottom right hand corner" on its own, filled in an email, and triggered the magic-link send — all while streaming a video record of the run.

Why the creator cares

The Boxmining AI site is a Windows 95-style app they ship to users for a free founders edition, and the sign-up flow broke often enough that "we received a lot of feedback to say hey sign up isn't working." Manual testing had been the bottleneck in prior roles too: "anytime they have a new feature out, we'll have a document… and then manually we have to go and test it," including writing mount tests in a game studio.

The concrete wins shown

• Catches content regressions: during the run the agent checked that every program-folder window contained a video or summary, a check the creator normally does by hand every release.
• Runs unattended: "every time something happens… it should be able to go through all these and manually click" — described as "an overnight job" for full-site regression.
• Gives the LLM a visual reference: "if you find the bug… it's actually much easier for the AI to debug the problem for you once that's complete."

Where it fits and who it's for

The creator positions it as the "last stage of development when you want to make money with your app," not a coding assistant. It works in solo mode but integrates with Jira for team pipelines, and supports manual interaction steps inside an otherwise automated run. Quote: "professional but… you can use inputs in plain English."