Manta AI
Your AI agent for autonomous web app testing
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Your AI agent for autonomous web app testing
184 followers
Manta AI is an autonomous testing agent for web applications. Give it a URL and it explores your app the way a real user would — mapping flows, finding bugs, and generating self-healing test cases. Describe a flow in plain English and Manta tests it for you, no script required. When your UI changes, the tests adapt on their own. Run the agent locally on any machine or server — test apps behind a firewall, on a private network, or even on localhost. Free tier open. No card required.
@AbdelRahman El-Sergani that distinction makes sense, flagging self-healed tests for review is a better default than silently passing them. does that flag show up right in the run's report or do you have to dig into a separate log to see which assertions got auto-healed
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@omri_ben_shoham1 it will flag in the email following the test execution with a link to see the details on the portal.
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Coverage is easy to demo, trust is what makes a testing tool stick. If it cannot tell a real regression from a timing flake, teams stop reading the reports within a week. I would lead with how you hold the false-positive rate down.
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@shivangit26 Thanks for your comment. I agree with your point of view. Manta doesn't just execute a script. It sees and analyzes the page while executing a test so that it actually reasons about the right step to do if a change occurs in the website. If you have a specific use case or target website to try Manta on, I would be pleased to assist.
Local runs against localhost:3000 are the right bet here - most agent testers die before they can reach a staging app
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@oleksandr_knyga Thanks for your comment. This was actually one of the main pillars that shaped Manta. Test websites are usually deployed on private networks. We also want developers to be able to use Manta while still working on their local machines, before pushing to git. Look out for our MCP interface soon, that would enable Manta to work directly from within any IDE. Developers will not longer need to test their code themselves.
Pointed it at a staging app and it picked up a broken checkout flow on its own without any setup. The self-healing part feels pretty solid too when I shuffled the UI around.
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@evvalkayga5vdo Thank you for trying out Manta! Excited to see how Manta can further enhance your software testing process.
The self-healing tests actually adapted when I tweaked a button label, which caught me off guard in a good way. Local execution is a nice touch for our staging environments behind a VPN.
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@recep755n Thank you for your comment. Stay tuned as Manta re-shapes software testing for years to come.
self-healing test cases is the part i actually care about. writing the tests was never the hard bit, keeping them from breaking every time the UI moves is. if manta handles that reliably it solves the real problem
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@alex_watson2110 Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate your feedback.
Love this direction.
I'm curious—do you think autonomous testing eventually replaces scripted tests, or will the two end up complementing each other for different types of teams?