Map the journey before you maintain it.

Cartographer explores an authorized application in a real browser, records the path it takes, and gives your team a concrete run to review. Use it to find and check checkout, signup, callback, and onboarding journeys.

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Molar Cartographer

Application mapIllustrative flow

Your application

Guest

Homepage

Browse plans

Create account

Member

Workspace

Invite teammate

Observed pathNext branch

PagesActionsOutcomesEvidence

Describe the journey

Give Molar a plain language goal, then review the browser steps and task result it returns.

Evidence with the run

Keep structured status, screenshots, traces, and artifact references beside the result so a failure has a place to start.

Works with your tools

Use the hosted MCP endpoint or unified CLI from a coding agent with scoped credentials and target authorization.

From URL to a testable path

Cartographer can crawl a seed URL, identify the meaningful routes and controls, and run a selected goal against an authorized target.

Plain language goals
Hosted or local browser execution
Run status and cancellation

Go to documentation

Preview checkIllustrative workflow

Update checkout confirmationPull request #48

- status: pending
+ status: confirmed
+ receipt: attached

commit 8e4c · 3 files changed

deploy

Preview environmentpreview.acme.test

Signup and verificationPassed

Invite a teammatePassed

Payment confirmationFailed

3 journeys checked Trace attached to the failed check

A practical CLI loop

The current CLI exposes molar verify "login works" --url http://localhost:3000 --json and molar run "add an item to the cart" --url https://staging.example.com --json. Results are designed for an agent to inspect and rerun.

Talk through your use case

Live evidenceIllustrative workflow

checkout.acme.test / confirmation

Order confirmedReceipt sent to test inboxpayment_intent.succeeded

Run trace 00:08—00:10

Open checkoutScreenshot captured200

Confirm paymentPOST /webhooks/payment200

Receive receiptTest inbox matchedready

Network and console evidence attached

A few things
you might be wondering.

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Does Cartographer test any public website?

External targets require an authorization assertion for your organization. Localhost targets are available for development.

What does a run return?

A structured task result can include status, task and trace identifiers, live view information when available, and artifact manifest references.

Is test code export available?

Export is available for supported workflows. Contact us to confirm support for your application and repository setup.

Map a journey.

Choose a concrete workflow. We’ll help you get the right setup for your application.

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