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monito check --local runs the scenario against your dev server through a tunnel. HTTP only, three ports, and the CLI has to stay open.
Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can run monito check or call the MCP server. The verdict comes back as JSON. Localhost needs the local server.
A saved check can run from a deploy webhook, CI, or a schedule. A status page publishes only scheduled and deploy-webhook results, and it needs Pro.
Error means the check could not verify the scenario. It is not a pass, and it is not a verdict that your app is broken.
Which Monito errors cost zero credits, how reserved credits return to your balance, and why target-site errors and app bugs stay charged.
Compare test frameworks and hosted QA by test ownership, maintenance, repeat-run costs, and evidence. Includes Monito's costs and limits.
Test SP- and IdP-initiated login, password bypass, domain restrictions, deprovisioning, and role mapping with plain-English SSO scenarios.
Check requests and storage before consent, after rejection, and after acceptance. Includes browser test prompts for consent withdrawal and persistence.
An argument about recorded click paths, broken selectors, and missing assertions. Covers self-healing, intent-based tests, and where recordings still fit.
Compare production checks with pre-merge verification by when they run and which failures they catch. Covers canaries, staging, and browser checks.