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Create Tests

Create and organize readable test intent before generating Playwright code or running browser automation.

Use the Test Suite to describe what your application should do before TestVibe turns that intent into Playwright code.

Tests in TestVibe start as readable feature files. You can create them from scratch, import existing .feature files, record a browser journey, or accept AI-suggested test ideas.

What You Can Do

Start Here

If you are new to TestVibe, start with Understand the Test Suite, then read Gherkin and feature files.

Typical Authoring Flow

  1. Choose a group for the feature area.

  2. Create or import a feature file.

  3. Write one or more scenarios in Gherkin.

  4. Save the test intent.

  5. Generate Playwright code.

  6. Run the test and review results.

  7. Improve the Gherkin, generated code, or application behavior.

Good Test Intent

Strong TestVibe tests are:

Quality
What it means

Focused

Each scenario proves one behavior or journey.

Visible

Steps mention UI labels, fields, messages, and outcomes a user can observe.

Repeatable

Test data and setup are stable enough to run again.

Reviewable

Product, QA, and engineering users can understand what is being tested.

Next

Continue to Understand the Test Suite.

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