TestSprite/testsprite-cli

Official TestSprite CLI — AI-powered automated testing from your terminal

What it solves

TestSprite CLI provides a verification layer for AI coding agents. It solves the problem of AI agents shipping buggy code by allowing them to verify their work against a live application (rather than mocks) and receive detailed, self-consistent failure bundles to fix their own errors before they reach the user.

How it works

The CLI integrates with coding agents (like Claude Code, Cursor, or Cline) by installing a "verification skill." The agent uses the CLI to create tests based on plain-language descriptions of desired behavior, run those tests against real browsers and APIs in the cloud, and triage failures. When a test fails, the CLI provides a bundle containing the failing step, screenshots, DOM snapshots, and a root-cause hypothesis, which the agent uses to iterate and fix the code.

Who it’s for

Developers and teams using AI coding agents to build software, as well as those integrating automated testing into their CI/CD pipelines.

Highlights

  • Real-world verification: Tests run against live products in the cloud, not mocks.
  • Agent-optimized output: Provides single, self-consistent failure bundles to prevent agents from reasoning over fragmented data.
  • Agent onboarding: A single command (testsprite setup) installs the necessary skills for various popular coding agents.
  • C-native integration: Built-in support for GitHub Actions with PR annotations and JUnit XML reporting.
  • Durable suite: Every successful test is banked into a permanent suite that grows with the project's coverage.

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