Why Prufa exists: QA built for the agentic era

AI writes 10× more code than humans can validate. The QA gap isn't a missing test suite — it's surface area. Here's the architecture we bet on.

AI writes 10× more code than humans can validate. The QA gap isn’t a missing test suite — it’s that the surface area to verify grows faster than anyone can click through. The fix isn’t more clicking. It’s an engineer who never stops checking.

That’s the bet behind Prufa: an AI QA engineer for web products, built to run real user flows — signup, login, checkout — in a real browser, around the clock.

Can you trust an LLM to test your site?

Only if it isn’t the one keeping score. The first question everyone asks about AI-driven QA is the right one: language models are persuasive, and a persuasive tester that’s wrong is worse than no tester at all.

So Prufa is built on one architectural rule: the AI navigates, plain code verifies.

  1. The AI navigates your site like a user — loads pages, fills forms, clicks through. It explores; it doesn’t judge.
  2. Plain code verifies what actually happened — captured network traffic, console output, response codes. Deterministic checks: same input, same verdict.
  3. Findings come in two clearly separated tiers: verified (machine-checked, with evidence) and advisory (the AI’s opinion, labeled as such — never phrased as broken).

A finding like “the invite form returns a 500” is backed by the actual response code, not a model’s impression of the page. And when something can’t be machine-verified — say, a cookie banner whose consent state isn’t readable — Prufa says exactly that, as an observation, not a verdict.

Two kinds of user, one product

The other thing the agentic era changes: the user running the QA tool is often not a human. If your AI ships code, your AI should also verify it.

So Prufa ships two first-class surfaces against the same product: a dashboard, reports, and alerts for humans — and a CLI, HTTP API, MCP server, and agent skill for the agents. No human action without an agent-callable equivalent, and no agent primitive without a human-visible counterpart.

Where to start

The free audit is step one: paste a URL, get machine-verified findings in about a minute, no signup. Monitoring is the product: you stop checking, Prufa doesn’t.

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