Project Notes
Open Settings → Notes to keep project instructions and learned facts in one Project Notes browser. Both help the Assistant understand your application across generations.
Notes and learned facts
Notes are instructions you or the Assistant maintain: login behavior, domain vocabulary, navigation, or test-data rules. Keep credentials in Variables & Secrets, and avoid copying brittle selectors into notes.
Learned facts are observations captured while the Assistant explores or generates tests. Select a fact to edit its text, evidence, or category, or delete an observation that is wrong. A fact can be Provisional or Verified; editing its content returns it to provisional status until a later session confirms it. Its Updated time is not a verification time. Learned facts can expire when they are no longer confirmed.
Organize the tree
Create folders and subfolders, up to ten levels deep. Notes and facts share the same folders. Search the browser, select an item to open its editor, or select several items and move them together.
Folders organize knowledge; a note's Scope independently controls whether it applies to the whole project or a feature group. Moving a fact alone keeps its evidence and verification state.
Deleting a folder removes that folder and its subfolders, but preserves every note and fact inside: they return to the Project Notes root. Deleting an individual note or fact removes that item.
Save an edit
Select Save after editing. The editor keeps your draft until the matching save succeeds. If someone else changed the item, review the conflict and choose whether to reload their version or keep editing; an unsolicited refresh does not discard your draft.
Keep notes concise and factual. Review them after an application redesign so outdated instructions do not steer new tests.