Introducing Gunamaya

Most of the tools a developer needs to ship software confidently — an editor, an AI assistant, a way to actually see and click through what you built — usually live in different places. You write code in one window, tab over to a browser to check it worked, and reach for a separate AI tool bolted on as an extension somewhere in between. Each handoff is a small tax on your attention, paid over and over, all day.

Gunamaya starts from the opposite assumption: the editor, the AI, and the tools that prove your code works should be one product, not three.

A native AI, not an extension

Gunamaya AI is built directly into the workbench — it has the same first-class access to your files, your terminal, and your browser that any built-in editor feature does. That's not just an architectural detail; it's what lets it actually dothings instead of only describing them: read a stack trace, edit the file that caused it, run your test suite, and open the running app to confirm the fix actually worked — all without you leaving the window you're already in.

It's also not tied to a single AI vendor. Connect the model provider you trust with your own API key, switch providers per task, and keep every conversation on your own machine. See the Gunamaya AI docs for how that works end to end.

A real browser, not a preview pane

The Integrated Browser is a full, tabbed, Playwright-backed browser that opens as an editor tab. It's not a lightweight webview for glancing at a running app — it has real DevTools, real screenshots, real element interaction, and enough depth that Gunamaya AI can drive it to click through your app the same way you would by hand. Read more in Testing & Automation.

Every platform, from day one

Windows, macOS, and Linux are all first-class targets — across both Arm and x64 — not a primary platform with everything else treated as an afterthought. See Install Gunamaya for downloads.

Where this is headed

Web application testing and automation is fully built today. Gunamaya's broader goal is testing software of every kind — desktop applications, APIs, mobile apps, security posture, and performance under load — brought into the same workflow instead of requiring a different tool for each. We lay out that direction honestly in the Automation Roadmap: what's shipped, and what we're building toward next.

You can get started right now — download Gunamaya and read the docs to see everything covered above in more detail.