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AI autopilot for existing test cases

AgentQ runs existing manual test cases on autopilot using AI to navigate applications and verify expected behavior without requiring test script rewriting. It bridges the gap between manual test plans and full automation by taking existing test documentation and executing it automatically, serving teams with large manual test backlogs who need immediate automation without migration effort.

About AgentQ

AgentQ takes a pragmatic approach to test automation by working with existing manual test cases rather than requiring teams to rewrite everything in a new framework. The AI agent reads test case descriptions, navigates the application under test, performs the documented steps, and verifies that expected outcomes match actual behavior. This eliminates the migration barrier that prevents many teams from adopting automation.

The platform uses computer vision and AI reasoning to interact with applications the way a human tester would, clicking buttons, filling forms, navigating menus, and reading screen content. This approach means AgentQ can test applications regardless of the underlying technology stack without requiring access to source code or specialized test hooks.

AgentQ targets QA teams with large backlogs of manual test cases that would take months to automate using traditional scripting approaches. The paid platform provides test scheduling, result reporting, and integration with test management systems for organizations transitioning from manual to automated testing workflows.

Pricing & Platform Specs

Pricing Summary

Free and 100% open source under the MIT license. AgentQ has no licensing fees, seat costs, or subscription tiers ($0). Users deploy the framework locally or in their cloud environment and only pay directly for external LLM API inference tokens (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) and optional headless browser infrastructure.

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Supported Platforms

Web applications, any tech stack

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FAQ

What is AgentQ?

AgentQ runs existing manual test cases on autopilot using AI to navigate applications and verify expected behavior without requiring test script rewriting. It bridges the gap between manual test plans and full automation by taking existing test documentation and executing it automatically, serving teams with large manual test backlogs who need immediate automation without migration effort.

Is AgentQ free?

Yes — AgentQ is open source and free to use. Free and 100% open source under the MIT license. AgentQ has no licensing fees, seat costs, or subscription tiers ($0). Users deploy the framework locally or in their cloud environment and only pay directly for external LLM API inference tokens (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) and optional headless browser infrastructure.

Is AgentQ open source?

Yes — AgentQ is open source.

Is AgentQ still maintained?

Yes — AgentQ is active. Its listing was last verified on September 6, 2026.

What are the best AgentQ alternatives?

The first editor-selected AgentQ alternatives are Stably, Anchor Browser.