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Create a testing project

For QA leads and admins2 min readUpdated for v4.0

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A testing project holds everything about one app: where it runs, what to test, the agent’s rules, and every run and bug. The wizard takes about ten minutes, and each page saves as you go.

Before you start: have the app’s address ready. To use the agent right away, your admin should have connected an AI provider.

1. Start a new project

Section titled “1. Start a new project”
  1. In the sidebar, open All Projects, then the Projects tab, and choose New project. In the sidebar, choose New project, the folder button beside Search chats.
  2. Choose Testing, then Continue.
The New project wizard: the seven steps, the Testing choice and Continue (Manage view)
The New project wizard: the seven steps, the Testing choice and Continue (Manage view)

Manage view

The New project wizard: the seven steps, the Testing choice and Continue (Hands-on view)
The New project wizard: the seven steps, the Testing choice and Continue (Hands-on view)

Hands-on view

  • 1 The seven steps. You can go back to any step you have done.
  • 2 Testing: the agent explores your app, writes test cases, runs them and files bugs.
  • 3 Continue. Press Enter to do the same.
  • 4 Close keeps your draft. You can also press Esc.
TranscriptOn Projects, choose New project, then Testing. Seven short steps follow: the app, scope, the agent, uploads, connections, rules, and a final review.

2. Name the project and point to the app

Section titled “2. Name the project and point to the app”
What are we testing? The project name, platforms, app address and a preview (Manage view)
What are we testing? The project name, platforms, app address and a preview (Manage view)

Manage view

What are we testing? The project name, platforms, app address and a preview (Hands-on view)
What are we testing? The project name, platforms, app address and a preview (Hands-on view)

Hands-on view

  • 1 Project name, for example the app’s name.
  • 2 Platforms: Web, Android, iOS or Desktop. Pick at least one.
  • 3 Web app or site URL: the address the agent opens first. Use a full address that starts with https://.
  • 4 A preview of your app appears as you type.

3. Work through the other steps

Section titled “3. Work through the other steps”
Step The page asks You can skip it?
Scope “Where, and on what?” Environments, platforms and devices, the kinds of testing, and the journeys that matter. No
Agent “What powers the agent?” Choose an AI provider, or Pair this computer. Yes: Continue without an agent
Uploads Requirements, old test cases, API contracts, designs and builds. The agent reads each file as it arrives. Yes: Skip for now
Connections Jira, Azure DevOps, Slack and other tools. Each key is tested as soon as you paste it. Yes: Skip for now
Rules “How should the agent work?” Guardrails, and what your team knows about the product. Answer what you can
Review “Here’s your project charter.” Check it, change anything with Edit. No

On Review, choose Create project. The project opens, and the agent is ready for its first request.

What’s next

Section titled “What’s next”
Test loginsStore the accounts your tests sign in with.
TestsWrite tests, or let the agent write them.
Add people to a projectWho works on the project, and as what.