Getting Started with CoTester (AI test writer)

Modified on Fri, Jun 19 at 4:57 PM

Overview

This guide walks you through the complete CoTester workflow, from logging in and creating a project to generating, debugging, executing, and analyzing AI-powered test cases. By the end of this guide, you will be able to create and run your first automated test using CoTester.


Prerequisites

  • Active TestGrid account with CoTester access.

  • Supported web browser.

  • Application or website available for testing.

  • Test assets such as:

    • Website URL

    • Android APK/AAB file

    • iOS IPA file

    • Optional requirement documents, test scenarios, or user stories.


Steps

Step 1: Log in & Navigate to CoTester

Sign in using your TestGrid credentials.

After successful authentication, select the coTester option




Step 2: Select the Test Platform

Choose the platform you want to test:

  • Website

  • Android Application

  • iOS Application


Step 3: Create a New Project

Navigate to the project creation panel and provide the required details:



Step 4: Set Up the Knowledge Base (Optional)

If you already have requirement documents or test scenarios, add them to improve test generation accuracy.

Supported formats include:

  • PDF

  • Word Documents

  • Excel Files

  • Text Files

You may also import documents directly from Jira.


Step 5: Add the Application or Website

Provide the test target based on the selected platform:


For Websites - Enter the website URL.

For Android Apps - Upload an APK or AAB file.

For iOS Apps- Upload an IPA file.


Since i am testing website, therefore website option was selected, and URL has been entered


Step 6: Select a Device or Browser

Choose the desired execution environment.

  • Browser for web testing

  • Mobile device for Android or iOS testing


Step 7: Generate Test Cases Using AI

Select Use CoTester to begin AI-assisted test creation.

Enter your test instructions in simple, natural language.

Examples:

  • Verify user login functionality, by navigating to the accounts section on the top right handside



Step 8: Choose Auto-Pilot Mode

Auto-Pilot Enabled

CoTester generates the entire test case automatically.

Auto-Pilot Disabled

CoTester generates test cases incrementally, allowing review and validation at each stage.



Step 9: Review Generated Test Steps

Monitor test generation progress in real time.

Verify that generated steps align with the intended user journey.



Step 10: Modify Test Steps (Optional)

You can manually refine generated tests by:

  • Adding new steps

  • Editing existing steps

  • Deleting unnecessary steps



Step 11: Debug the Test Case

Click Debug to validate each test step before execution.

The debugging process verifies that each action can be executed successfully.



Step 12: Execute the Test Case

Once debugging is complete:

  1. Click Run Test Case.

  2. Select Continue.

  3. Monitor execution in real time.


Step 13: View Test Results

Navigate to:

Test Results → Codeless

View execution history and generated reports.



Step 14: Open Project Results

Select the required project from the left navigation panel.

Open the latest test execution for detailed analysis.



Step 15: Review AI Summary

Open the AI Summary section to view an automatically generated analysis of the test run.



Step 16: Review Detailed Logs

Open Detailed Logs to inspect:

  • Executed steps

  • Validation results

  • Errors and failures

  • Execution logs


Step 17: Review Build Summary

Open Build Summary to view overall execution statistics and results.




Outcome

You have successfully created a CoTester project, generated AI-powered test cases, debugged and executed them, and reviewed the execution results, logs, AI insights, and build summary.

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