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@timetotest/cli

v0.2.3

Published

Time to Test CLI

Readme

Time to Test CLI

Transform your testing workflow with an agent that understands your application.

Why Time to Test CLI?

  • Test without writing code: describe scenarios in plain English.
  • Local-first: runs on your machine for fast, private feedback.
  • Intelligent discovery: finds pages, endpoints, and flows to expand coverage.
  • Clear results: human-readable reports that explain what passed and why failures happened.

How it works

The CLI launches an AI testing agent that plans and executes tests based on your prompts and your app’s behavior.

  • Local mode (default): runs browser automation and API checks on your machine; ideal for localhost and PR previews.
  • Cloud mode: optional remote execution without localhost access; better for prod/staging where local access isn’t possible.
  • Post-run: you get an actionable summary and a report capturing steps, assertions, and failures.

Quick start

npm install -g @timetotest/cli

# Start an interactive local session (default)
ttt

# Run a cloud test with a prompt (automatically handles tunnels & project context)
ttt test "Smoke test the login flow" --url http://localhost:3000

What makes this different

  • Natural language over boilerplate tests.
  • The agent explores and adapts to your app instead of running only predefined scripts.
  • Zero config to test localhost; minimal friction to get useful feedback.

Privacy & security

  • Local mode keeps execution and data on your machine.
  • Authentication uses secure tokens; you control what the agent can access.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • macOS, Linux, or Windows
  • Chrome/Chromium available for UI testing

Getting help

  • Docs and updates: https://timetotest.tech
  • Issues and support: use the support links on the website

Social callouts

If this helps you ship faster, please ⭐ star the repo and share it.

Tweet about it: https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=I%20just%20tried%20Time%20to%20Test%20CLI%20%E2%80%94%20AI-powered%20tests%20from%20natural%20language.%20Zero%20config%20for%20localhost!&url=https://timetotest.tech

Who it’s for

Built for:

  • Developers who want smoke tests without writing test code
  • Startup teams needing fast feedback on PRs
  • QA engineers exploring flows rapidly in staging