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Test Manager integration for coding agents: how to query test results, trigger test sets, and generate reports without leaving the terminal.
This feature is in Preview. Preview features are not supported for production use and may have limited functionality.
UiPath Test Manager tracks test cases, executions, and coverage status for your automation project. With a coding agent, you can query results, trigger test sets, and generate reports directly from the terminal — without switching context or manually copying data.
What's supported
- Querying test cases, execution results, and coverage status
- Creating manual test cases with specific steps
- Updating test case metadata and pushing execution results back to Test Manager
- Triggering test sets and monitoring execution status
- Generating persona-tailored reports — Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer, Developer, and Release Manager views
- Publishing and linking automations end to end: packing a project, uploading to Orchestrator, and binding to a test case
- Bringing an existing Playwright suite into Test Manager end to end, with no changes to the test code required
- Running every test in a package uploaded to Orchestrator from a CI pipeline, with retries for failed tests and a results report
- Managing the execution lifecycle: recording manual runs, re-running failed test cases, cancelling, closing, or deleting runs, setting the reporting date, and exporting executions and execution reports as Excel, PDF, or JUnit files
- Reviewing and correcting results: reading test case logs, assertions, and robot logs, overriding a result with a reason, and assigning failures to a team member
- Raising defects from failed results, tracing them to the affected test cases and requirements, and linking them to issues in your defect tracker
- Using Autopilot on a requirement to generate test cases, evaluate the requirement's quality, and find obsolete test cases
- Scheduling test sets to run on a recurring cadence
- Organizing test cases and test sets: cloning, bulk-creating, managing parameters and attachments, setting the execution order, and assigning test cases to a test set dynamically by label
- Load testing automated test cases with performance scenarios, from a dry run to a full performance run and its results
- Administering projects: exporting and importing whole projects, managing project settings, checking your permissions, setting the tenant's default project, and adding prompts to the prompt library
The skill behind it
This work is powered by the uipath-test skill, which your coding agent auto-selects when you ask it to work with Test Manager. You can see it alongside the rest in the Skills catalog.
A typical starting prompt
A first request might look like this: "The hotfix for the order module has just been deployed to production. Trigger the smoke test set from Test Manager and tell me if everything passed."
A follow-up request might look like this: "Generate a release manager report from Test Manager for test set [name] — I need a go/no-go summary before tonight's sign-off meeting."
From there you refine conversationally — asking for a report, drilling into failures, or following up on specific test cases.
Go deeper
For setup steps, the full command reference, and all example prompts, see Test with UiPath for Coding Agents in the Test Manager documentation.
For every uip tm command the skill uses, see the uip tm reference.
For a hands-on walkthrough, see Recipe: verify a release with Test Manager.
For a hands-on walkthrough of bringing an existing Playwright suite into Test Manager, see Playwright test automation with the uipath-test skill.