What Is Aximo, Autify's AI Testing Agent?

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Aximo is an AI testing agent from Autify that generates and runs end-to-end tests for web, mobile, and desktop applications. You describe what you want to test in natural language, and Aximo uses that description plus visual recognition to build and execute the test on its own — rather than requiring you to hand-write automation scripts. It fits teams that want to cover end-to-end flows without maintaining a large scripted test suite, and it's part of Autify's broader AI-powered quality engineering platform.

What Aximo actually does

Autify positions Aximo as an agent that works across the software testing lifecycle. According to the product description, it:

  • Takes natural-language instructions and visual recognition as input
  • Autonomously generates end-to-end tests
  • Executes those tests across web, mobile, and desktop applications
  • Reduces manual scripting effort
  • Adapts as applications evolve, so tests are less likely to break when the UI changes

The lifecycle stages Autify lists around Aximo are Test Strategy, Test Design, Test Creation, and Execution / Report / Maintenance — so the agent is framed as covering more than just running a single test.

How a test session works

The clearest picture comes from the product's own interface example. A session shows a prompt area where you describe the test, an optional start URL, and a model selector. In the sample flow:

  1. You type a plain-language goal — the example given is "Search for round-trip flights from San Francisco to Tokyo."
  2. You optionally set a Start URL (the example uses https://example.com).
  3. You pick a model — the interface shows Claude Sonnet at 1x credit.
  4. Aximo runs the session. The sample result shows a status of Succeeded, a duration of 2m 40s, and 36.0 credits consumed.
  5. You can Save as a case or Rerun the session.

The session view also exposes Summary, Logs, Console, and Conversation tabs, plus an interactive mode toggle and a live AI chat panel — so you can watch the agent work and message it mid-run.

Credits and usage

The interface tracks credits directly: the sample shows 6,317 credits used and 5,758 remaining, and each run reports its own credit cost (36.0 in the example). The model choice affects cost — Claude Sonnet is labeled 1x credit. This means test volume and model selection are the two levers you can see for managing consumption. For current plan pricing and what's included, check Autify's pricing page rather than assuming a free tier.

Where it fits

Aximo is one of several Autify products, alongside Autify (the core platform) and Autify Genesis, under an "AI-Native Managed QA Solutions" umbrella. Use cases Autify lists include end-to-end testing, automated regression testing, and automating manual testing, with specific support called out for Salesforce testing, Canvas and WebGL testing, mobile app testing, and desktop app testing.

If your goal is to describe a user flow in words and get a runnable, self-adapting test back — especially for regression coverage across web and mobile — Aximo is built for exactly that. If you need fine-grained control over every scripted step, a traditional code-based framework may still suit you better.