Create a Project
A project contains the tests, environments, settings, and results for one app. You do not need a source repository to create one.
- From the project switcher, choose the new-project action. If you have no projects, TestVibe opens setup for you.
- Enter the app's URL and a project name.
- Review Include starter tests. It adds the supplied ready-to-run checks without generating new code.
- Choose Create project or Add app, as shown by your setup screen.
The project opens in Tests, where you can use the starters or create your first test. Creating the project does not start an Assistant exploration. You can ask the Assistant to explore later; that work uses credits.
Set the environment
Use the URL your test browser should open. A publicly reachable test environment is easiest for the quickstart. A private app, local server, or VPN-only site needs an online tunnel device with access to it.
You can add or update environments in project settings. Use test credentials and repeatable data for the selected environment.
Connect source code when needed
Settings → Repositories contains the optional source repository and test-file sync settings. A source connection helps Application and the Assistant read your app's code. Test-file sync mirrors the project's tests to a repository; it is separate from reading application source.
Connect the repository with the access required for the feature you are enabling. Plain sign-in and project creation do not require a repository connection.
Next: Create your first test.