Verirun

Verirun is a command-line testing tool for developers, including those who use AI coding agents, to confirm that user journeys keep working from start to finish. It records a flow once in a real browser, saves the steps, replays them headless on command, and then shows the backend logs written during the run.

Features

• Recording: captures clicks in a browser and saves the steps as JSON in the repository, using Playwright's test-id and role selectors.
• Replay: runs the same steps headless and exits with a pass or fail.
• Backend logs: fetches logs from Vercel, Supabase or Railway for the exact time window of the run, into a logs.json file.
• Codebase map: parses a React or TypeScript project into a static graph of pages, elements and backend calls, using react-router routes or a Next.js app directory.

Who it works with

Developers running end-to-end checks on web apps, including teams using Claude Code agents, which can install a skill file for the tool.

Key facts

• Installation: published on npm as @verirun/cli, which also downloads Playwright's Chromium.
• Licence: the npm package is marked UNLICENSED, which means it is proprietary.
• Account: recording, running and mapping need an account, and the CLI checks a signed licence lease online about every three days.
• Offline use: the tool stops working after 30 days offline.
• Seats: machine seats are counted with a hashed fingerprint.
• Operator: the site sits on a subdomain of duely.in, the domain of Duely, an invoice product.