Agentiqa for VS Code

AI-powered testing for web and mobile apps. An AI agent explores your app like a real user and reports bugs with reproduction steps, screenshots, and video.

What it finds

Visual bugs (layout issues, overflow, contrast problems)
Logical bugs (broken validation, stale state, wrong behavior)
UX issues (confusing flows, missing feedback)
Accessibility problems

Each issue includes severity, category, confidence score, and step-by-step reproduction instructions.

Quick start

Install the extension
On first activation, the extension automatically:
- Installs the Agentiqa CLI
- Opens browser for authentication
- Installs Chromium for headless testing
- Detects ffmpeg for video recording
Cmd+Shift+P → "Agentiqa: Test URL" → paste your URL
Results appear in the terminal with issues, screenshots, and video

Usage

Command Palette

Agentiqa: Test URL — enter a URL to test, runs explore in terminal
Agentiqa: Setup — manually re-run CLI install, auth, and browser setup

Copilot Chat

Ask Copilot to test your app:

"test https://example.com/pricing for bugs"

Copilot will run agentiqa explore in the terminal and present the results.

MCP Tools (Agent Mode)

The extension registers an MCP server with these tools:

Tool	Description
`startExplore`	Start an AI testing agent against a URL. Returns jobId immediately.
`checkExploreStatus`	Poll for progress and results of a running explore.
`startRun`	Start a test plan run against a URL. Returns jobId.
`checkRunStatus`	Poll for progress and results of a running test plan.
`getArtifacts`	List screenshots and video from a completed run.

Artifacts

Each test run produces:

Screenshots — one per agent action (always saved)
Video — MP4 recording of the full session (requires ffmpeg)

Install ffmpeg for video recording:

brew install ffmpeg

Without ffmpeg, tests still work — screenshots are saved as fallback.

Requirements

VS Code 1.99+
Node.js 18+
Internet connection (for CLI install and testing)

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