IronBee Express is a browser agent that checks whether your app really did what the page says, and finds the root cause when it did not. It drives real flows such as logging in, adding to cart and checking out, escalating to deeper reasoning only when a step needs it. It is written in TypeScript and licensed under Elastic-2.0.
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It checks the outcome at runtime instead of trusting whatever the page happens to display.
When the app did not do what the page claims, it works out why rather than just failing.
Connect IronBee and each run is kept with its video, plus backend traces and logs behind the verdict.
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