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LaunchLens helps teams safely test and launch AI agents. Today, agent behavior is often defined across messy chats, docs, shared demos, and last-minute feedback, while QA is still mostly manual. LaunchLens converts those requirements into a golden QA flow, then uses Gemini Computer Use to test the agent through the browser like a real user. It captures screenshots, transcripts, latency, pass/fail evals, drift from expected behavior, and recommended fixes. The goal is to make AI agent testing repeatable, measurable, and self-improving before teams ship to users.

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