Product · Two testing modes

Agentic website testing in two modes

Mira is an AI website testing agent with two ways to test any site. Mode 1: give a URL and agents discover and test for general issues. Mode 2: describe a workflow in plain English and get an end-to-end test, verified against the expected result — no code, no scripts, no recordings.

Two modes, one AI website testing agent

Every project starts the same way: a URL. From there, choose how much direction you want to give — and Mira handles the automated website testing, no code required.

Mode 1 · General site test

Give us a URL and discover bugs before users report them. Agents explore representative pages and key journeys, and test for the issues that usually slip through manual QA:

  • Broken links and missing images
  • Console errors and failed requests
  • Broken links and failing resources
  • Layout breaks across viewports
  • Dead forms, buttons, and navigation

Plus built-in audits such as accessibility checks, giving you a website health check you can act on — no setup beyond the URL.

Mode 2 · Targeted workflow tests

Describe a flow in plain English — "sign in, add to cart, check out" — and tell Mira what should happen. The agent walks the exact journey and verifies the expected result step by step.

That's automated website testing no code: Playwright-style end-to-end tests without writing a single test. No selectors to maintain, no scripts to break when the UI changes.

How it works

Four steps between you and a tested site — most happen without you doing anything.

Step 1

Tell Mira what to check

Drop a URL for a general site test, or describe a workflow and its expected result in plain English for a targeted test.

Step 2

Agents explore and test

The AI website testing agent explores pages, works through the journeys you care about, and verifies the expected result of each check — like a QA engineer, but autonomous.

Step 3

Review the evidence

Every check comes with screenshots, console logs, and page traces, so you see exactly what failed — plus a clear website health check summary.

Step 4

Re-run and monitor

Run the same checks on any schedule, so regressions are caught before your users see them.

Teams that ship often use Mira to test after every deployment — see test your website after every deploy and the step-by-step guide to testing after deployment. For teams with monitoring setups, see how Mira compares with Checkly. Review the GDPR-compliant testing checklist for how Mira handles website testing data.

Give a URL, find bugs — or describe the flow

Start with either mode in minutes. No scripts, no recordings, no test maintenance.

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