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qazen-cli

v0.2.12

Published

QAZen CLI — capture authenticated browser sessions for enterprise SSO testing

Readme

QAZen CLI

Capture authenticated browser sessions for enterprise app testing — including SSO, ADFS, Okta, Cognito, and MFA flows.

Quick Start

# Install
npm install -g qazen-cli

# Connect (get the token from QAZen → Settings → Authentication)
qazen login --token <your-cli-token> --api-url https://qa-zen-ai.replit.app

# Record a session (opens a real browser)
qazen record --project "My App"

# Check status
qazen status

Why this works for HttpOnly cookies

Playwright's Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP) has direct access to all browser state, including HttpOnly cookies that JavaScript cannot read. This is the only reliable way to capture enterprise SSO sessions.

Your credentials never reach QAZen servers — only the resulting session storage state is uploaded.

Commands

  • qazen login --token <key> — store the CLI token locally
  • qazen record [--project <name>] [--url <url>] — open a browser, let you log in, capture the session, upload to QAZen
  • qazen status — verify connection and list projects

Config location

The CLI stores its API URL and token under conf's standard location (~/.config/qazen-cli/config.json on Linux, ~/Library/Preferences/qazen-cli-nodejs/ on macOS, %APPDATA%\qazen-cli-nodejs\ on Windows).