Your first test from Claude Code

Let an AI assistant create, generate, and run a TestVibe feature end to end.

Once the MCP server is connected, the whole feature workflow becomes a conversation. This guide shows what to ask for and what happens underneath.

The conversation

You: We just added a "forgot password" flow at /reset. Add a TestVibe feature for it on Acme Shop, generate the tests, and run them.

A capable assistant will chain:

1. list_projects → resolve "Acme Shop" to its project id.

2. create_feature → write Gherkin scenarios for the reset flow (request a reset, invalid email, expired link…).

3. generate_feature → dispatch AI generation, then wait_for_generation (calling it again if a wait times out — generation takes minutes).

4. run_feature → wait_for_run → get_run → summarize per-test results back to you.

Tips that make this work well

• Set a default project (testvibe use "Acme Shop") so the model never guesses ids.

• Review the Gherkin before generating. Ask for the feature first, approve it, then say "generate" — generation costs credits; a wrong scenario wastes them. get_feature shows exactly what's stored.

• Failures are debuggable in-band. If generation fails, the assistant can pull get_generation_log, fix the Gherkin with update_feature, and retry — without you leaving the chat.

• Artifacts close the loop. Ask for the trace links (get_run_artifacts) when a test fails and open them in the Playwright trace viewer.

The same flow works in Claude Desktop and Codex — the tools are identical. Anything the assistant does shows up live in the TestVibe app, so your team sees the runs either way.