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agentic-testari

v0.1.3

Published

Agentic Testari CLI — autonomous QA testing under AIOS development discipline (Node.js wrapper around the Python wheel).

Readme

agentic-testari

Node.js shim that installs and forwards to the Python at-cli wheel.

Install

npm install -g agentic-testari

The postinstall script:

  1. Detects Python 3.11+ on PATH (skips wheel install if absent — at-cli prompts the user to install Python on first invocation).
  2. Creates a private venv at ~/.agentic-testari/venv.
  3. pip install agentic-testari into the venv.

After install:

at-cli init        # First-run wizard (BYO API key OR MCP delegation)
at-cli run "Verify the login flow"
at-cli status
at-cli license activate <token>

Why a Node.js wrapper?

Customers reach for npm install instinctively for testing tools (Playwright, Cypress, Jest). The wrapper gives them that ergonomics while the harness moat stays in Python. The npm package itself contains no test logic — it's a 200-line shim around ~/.agentic-testari/venv.

Environment overrides

| Variable | Effect | | --- | --- | | AGENTIC_TESTARI_PYTHON | Path to a Python that has agentic-testari installed. Bypass the venv. | | AGENTIC_TESTARI_SKIP_POSTINSTALL | Skip wheel install during npm install (CI / Docker layers). | | AGENTIC_TESTARI_PIP_PACKAGE | Override the pip package name (advanced — testing pre-release wheels). |

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g agentic-testari
rm -rf ~/.agentic-testari

License

Proprietary. See LICENSE.txt.