Creating Tests

What Should Be a Test?

A good example of a test is something a user would like to do, or achieve. A user story or user journey should probably map 1:1 to a test case.

Test examples

• Log in with correct credentials
• Log in with incorrect credentials
• Create a new task
• Edit a task's due date
• Delete a completed task
• Filter tasks by status

Creating a test

You can create test cases through the UI with AI-generated suggestions, or conversationally through the AI Chat Assistant.

Create Tests via UI

The UI provides a structured way to create tests with step-by-step guidance from our AI assistant.

1. Navigate to your project's Tests page
2. Click the "Generate Tests" button
3. Describe the user journey in plain English
4. Review AI-generated test suggestions
5. Accept or refine the test

Create Tests via Chat

For a more conversational approach, use the AI Chat Assistant. Simply describe what you want to test, and the assistant will help you create comprehensive test cases.

Example conversation:
You: "I want to test the login flow"
AI: "I'll help you create a login test. Should we test both successful 
     and failed login attempts?"
You: "Yes, both cases"
AI: "Great! I've created two test cases:
     1. Login with valid credentials
     2. Login with invalid credentials
     Would you like me to add any additional scenarios?"

Test Anatomy

Every test consists of:

• Description: A clear explanation of what the test does
• Preconditions: The state needed before the test runs
• Steps: The actions the AI agent will perform
• Expected Results: What success looks like

Best Practices

• Keep tests focused on a single user journey
• Write clear, descriptive test names
• Include both positive and negative test cases
• Consider edge cases and error conditions
• Make tests independent of each other