Sandbox Quick Start

congratulations !! on gaining access to ai test automation sandbox this guide is designed to help you hit the ground running if you do have access to the sandbox, you can request access to the harness ai test automation sanbox here step 1 access the sandbox how click here or navigate to the sandbox dashboard tip bookmark this page for easy access login using the credentials sent via email step 2 explore effortless test authoring with ai how navigate to the test on the sidebar features to try review ai test automation capabilities with the pre created sample tests sample test with ai generated assertions illustrates how ai test automation makes it easy to create high quality tests fast using the power of generative ai and large language models sample test with ui object property assertions illustrates how you can assert on any ui elements, without writing a single line of code create a no code test to see these feature action just click on the “create test” button to get started use natural language ai assertions try out copilot beta for intent based promp ts copilot beta allows you to write tests like “transfer 25 from checking to savings account ” here is a brief tutorial explaining how a harness ai test automation copilot based test is created step 3 integrate and execute harness ai test automation test suite in your ci/cd pipeline how go to the test suite page ( navigate to the test on the sidebar and click on the test suite tab ) review pre created sample test suites sequence tests for parallel execution optimize your testing speed by sequencing tests for parallel execution this not only accelerates the test process but also enables you to run a greater number of tests without delaying your release sequence tests for serialized execution, with a setup and teardown tutorial check out our ci/cd integration guide for code snippets and api documentation step 4 validate like a pro with autonomous release validation how visit the release readiness page and look at the flow map the flow map is a visual representation of release health features to try examine the release readiness health status use autonomous visual validation green indicators on the flow map signal a healthy status for release readiness, while the yellow and red nodes indicate problem areas