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# Overview

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**Autonomous testing that evolves with your codebase. No flaky tests, no maintenance burden.**

Duku explores your site, maps reachable flows, and replays critical journeys on every deploy.

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Start with one public URL. Duku handles discovery, graph building, and replay.
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### Why teams choose Duku

* **No scripts to maintain:** Duku discovers flows automatically.
* **Real browser coverage:** It validates full journeys, not isolated functions.
* **CI-ready by default:** Run explorations and intent tests on every PR.
* **Finds blind spots:** It uncovers paths you probably did not test manually.

### How Duku works

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#### Create a product

Point Duku at your site with a base URL.
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#### Explore the application

Duku clicks links, submits forms, and records each reachable state.
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#### Review the graph

Inspect pages, transitions, screenshots, and captured errors.
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#### Replay critical flows

Run intent tests for journeys like login, signup, and checkout.
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### Read next

* [Getting Started](/getting-started/create-a-product.md)
* [Core Concepts](/core-concepts/products-and-targets.md)
* [Viewport Dashboard](/viewport-dashboard/overview.md)
* [Integrations](/integrations/api-keys.md)
* [Roles & Permissions](/roles-and-permissions/overview.md)


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