Notes
Settings → Notes holds two related lists for a project, both injected into generation context:
- Project Notes — durable notes you or the assistant write by hand: login quirks, navigation structure, domain vocabulary. They never contain selectors or secrets, and they stay until you change them.
- Learned App Facts — selector-free behavior TestVibe's agents discover automatically while driving your app: control quirks, timing, DOM shape. No one writes these by hand; they're captured as tests generate and expire when the app changes.
Manage Project Notes
- Select Settings from the navigation rail.
- Select Notes under Project.
- Add, edit, or delete entries in the Project Notes list.
| Action | When to use it |
|---|---|
| Add | Seed knowledge the agent should always have — "the staging banner overlaps the nav on mobile", "use the SKU column, not the name, to identify products". |
| Edit | Correct an outdated note after the app changes. |
| Delete | Remove anything wrong or no longer true — a bad note actively misleads future generations. |
Review Learned App Facts
The Learned App Facts list below Project Notes is read-only aside from delete — TestVibe's agents populate it as they explore and generate. Each fact shows a Provisional or Verified badge (verified once a later session confirms it still holds) and a category (Control, Interaction, Readiness, DOM shape, Data, Auth). Delete any fact that looks wrong so it stops steering future generations.
Tips
- Keep notes short and factual; they are injected into generation context as-is.
- After a UI redesign, review both lists — stale notes and expired app facts are a common cause of degraded generation quality.