Status basis: npm_downloads_7d gained 389 in the last 3d vs 1 in the 3d before (ratio 389.0x, threshold 1.5x)
- Accelerating npm_downloads_7d gained 389 in the last 3d vs 1 in the 3d before (ratio 389.0x, threshold 1.5x)
- Anomaly daily change 129.7 is 3.2 standard deviations from this entity's own prior mean (6.0±38.4, baseline excludes this point) — unusual, not necessarily adoption
- Cooling npm_downloads_7d momentum fell to -148 per 3d from 15 (<= 40% of the prior window)
- Cooling npm_downloads_7d momentum fell to -148 per 3d from 15 (<= 40% of the prior window)
- Anomaly daily change -110.0 is -3.2 standard deviations from this entity's own prior mean (20.3±40.9, baseline excludes this point) — unusual, not necessarily adoption
- Cooling npm_downloads_7d momentum fell to 0 per 3d from 22 (<= 40% of the prior window)
- Cooling npm_downloads_7d momentum fell to 5 per 3d from 142 (<= 40% of the prior window)
- Cooling npm_downloads_7d momentum fell to 5 per 3d from 142 (<= 40% of the prior window)
- first observed Kanon started keeping permanent history for this agent
| Machine-callable | — | unknown | — |
| Open source | 1 | inferred | 1 quote(s) |
| Self-hostable | 1 | inferred | 1 quote(s) |
| Bring your own key | 1 | inferred | 1 quote(s) |
| Autonomy level | 2 | inferred | 2 quote(s) |
| Pricing model | — | unknown | — |
| Integrations | — | unknown | — |
“Unknown” means we have not verified it — it is not a “no”. Hard filters never treat unknown as false.
It lowers the barrier to test automation by empowering non-programmers, making it a clear example of low-code transformation in testing workflows.
Evidence quotesverbatim, from the product’s own materials
“public GitHub repository (README fetched)”— structural
“npx qpilot That's the whole install. First launch walks you through picking a model, then opens the UI in your browser.”— readme
“Needs: Node.js 20.12+, Google Chrome, and an Anthropic API key — or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint”— readme
“browser-automation”— topics
“Paste a plain-text test case — the messy kind a PM writes in Confluence is fine.”— readme
FAQ
What is Qpilot?
A no-code tool that enables non-technical users to run and manage manual test cases without writing any test scripts.
What does Qpilot do?
To allow non-technical team members to efficiently execute and maintain manual testing workflows without repetitive effort.
Why does Qpilot matter?
It lowers the barrier to test automation by empowering non-programmers, making it a clear example of low-code transformation in testing workflows.
Is Qpilot open source?
Yes — Qpilot is open source.
Can I self-host Qpilot?
Yes — Qpilot can be self-hosted.
How popular is Qpilot?
As tracked by KanonAgent: 2 upvotes (first indexed 2026-09-18).
What are the best Qpilot alternatives?
Similar AI agents tracked by KanonAgent: AEO Engine, langchain, BIG, autogen, Indexsy, POST BRIDGE.