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Let the Testing Keep Getting Smarter

Continuous discovery, with explicit limits and a stop button.

/carbon-forever

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There is always another sequence nobody tried. Another role. Another old record. Another way to leave a page halfway through doing something important.

/carbon-forever is for deliberately sustained investigation. The agent keeps learning the product, expanding coverage, and following findings into new questions rather than stopping because one cycle looked clean.

More time should buy different questions

Consider a document editor. The first pass saves a document. A later pass explores a stale tab. Another investigates permission changes during editing. A failure there might lead to export, search, and recovery questions.

The point is not to rerun the happy path until the token allowance disappears. The useful work is discovering states and interactions that earlier passes did not understand.

Before starting or resuming, CARBON requires two separate human confirmations. You can specify a time or cycle limit; without one, the workflow is intended to continue until stopped or interrupted by the host. An open report is not an independent agent that keeps running after the coding session ends.

Watch the current investigation

/carbon-forever explore the isolated local document app for 90 minutes; use synthetic data and do not modify source

The live mission report shows the current work, why it matters, elapsed time, coverage growth, and findings. Durable checkpoints support resumption. Token ceilings are meaningful only when attributable usage is available; time or cycle limits are safer when it is not.

The command does not authorize destructive testing, paid cloud work, or automatic fixes. Long-running testing needs stronger boundaries, not fewer of them.

Give the agent time to investigate. Keep the authority, environment, and stop conditions clear.

Install CARBON at testers.ai/carbon for a supported coding agent such as Claude, Codex, or Cursor.

— Jason Arbon, CEO testers.ai