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Run molar verify "login works" --url http://localhost:3000 --json and return a structured pass or failure for the next agent turn.
AI coding agents can write a checkout flow quickly. The missing step is using the application and checking the outcome. Molar gives agents a CLI and MCP surface for authorized browser tasks, observations, traces, and integration fixtures.
Run molar verify "login works" --url http://localhost:3000 --json and return a structured pass or failure for the next agent turn.
Connect an agent to https://api.molar.it/mcp or run the local stdio server through molar mcp serve, subject to the deployed client surface.
External targets require authorization, and financial or irreversible browser actions pause for confirmation.
Task IDs, status, rationale, trace references, live view fields when available, and artifact manifests give an agent enough context to diagnose and rerun.
Aug 2026 Paid
Local browser verification is the shortest path. Hosted runs use scoped credentials and target authorization, with beta availability varying by workflow.
Talk through your use casepayment_intent.succeededOpen checkoutScreenshot captured200
Confirm paymentPOST /webhooks/payment200
Receive receiptTest inbox matchedready
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It can act on an authorized target, but financial or irreversible steps require the configured confirmation flow.
Login uses an exact origin saved identity or a referenced credential, with connector controlled OTP support; inline secrets and personal inbox access are not the workflow.
The CLI can emit a structured failure with a hint and evidence references so the coding agent can inspect the cause and rerun.
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