Reddit Thread Sets Four-Point Bar for What Actually Counts as Agentic Testing
PsychologicalRub1448 · reddit · 2026-11-13
A Reddit poster argues "agentic testing" has become a buzzword where everything qualifies, and proposes a minimum bar: can the system devise its own test scenarios, actually execute them, observe outcomes and decide next steps, and handle different users/states rather than replaying one golden path? Using TestMu (autonomous evaluation across scenarios/personas) and KaneAI (test-flow creation with human review) as examples, the thread distinguishes real autonomy from an LLM bolted onto a scripted runner.
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