Autopilot for Testers

Start by creating a requirement, such as Submit loan request for the UiBank Application. Describe the application flow and criteria needed for the loan application process. Then select Evaluate quality and evaluate the requirement using Autopilot^TM, to generate a list of suggestions that you can directly implement.

Provide supporting documents to Autopilot^TM, and additional guidance through a prompt that you choose from your library or that you type in yourself.

After you trigger the evaluation, expand each suggestion to update its status based on your implementation progress. You can choose to add the suggestion to your requirements, marking its status as In Work or Done. The option to remove suggestions is also available.

Generate more suggestions or regenerate them with different supporting documents or additional guidance using Suggest More and Regenerate.

You can also keep suggestions for future reference by exporting them to Word.

Visit Quality-check requirements and AI-powered evaluation: Best practices to understand how to efficiently evaluate your requirements using Autopilot.

Use Autopilot^TM to generate a list of potential test cases. You can generate test cases from the requirement details, followed by uploaded documents, and additional instructions.

Open a requirement and select Generate tests to generate tests for a requirement.

Refine the generation process with documents and instructions for Autopilot^TM to use in generating the test cases. After you select Generate tests, review the generated test cases and create tests if satisfied, or refine them with more details if otherwise.

Visit Generate tests for requirements and AI-powered generation: Best practices, to check how to use the test generation feature at its full potential.

With Autopilot^TM, you can generate test cases for SAP transactions from the Heatmap, and generate test cases for gaps discovered in the Change impact analysis, using uploaded documents and additional instructions. You can further refine the generation process with documents and instructions for Autopilot^TM to use in generating the test cases.

Visit Generating test cases for a specific transaction, as well as AI-powered generation: Best practices, to check how to successfully generate tests for SAP transactions.

If you want to create a coded test case that automates a scenario involving APIs, Autopilot^TM can help with generating the code for this scenario. In the code editor, right-click and select Generate Code then offer Autopilot^TM the necessary instructions. For instance, you should offer Autopilot^TM the API that you want to use, and the API key that it should access.

Autopilot^TM helps you enhance coded automations through refactoring. Consider a situation where a coded test case contains a segment of code that could be more readable. To start the refactoring process, follow these steps: select the desired code, right-click the selection, then select Generate Code. Lastly, offer Autopilot instructions on how to refactor the selected code.

Autopilot^TM assists you in generating low-code test cases, either from text or from manual tests created in Test Manager.

After you connect Studio Desktop to Test Manager, navigate to the Test Explorer and search for your manual tests. Right-click a manual test and select Generate Test Case with Autopilot.

Open your blank low-code test case and select generate with Autopilot from the Designer panel. Enter the desired test steps, and then select Generate to trigger the test case generation.

For more information, visit Generating low-code test cases using AI.

You can choose Generate with Autopilot when adding test data to your test cases. Autopilot^TM initially generates potential arguments and variables, which you can further refine as required. Visit AI-generated test data to check how to generate synthetic test data using AI.

Get actionable insights into your test results by generating a report with Autopilot detailing why your test cases are repeatedly failing.

To generate the report, go to Execution. Select Generate Insights, choose your test results, and select Generate Insights. Access your report in Execution under the Insights tab.

Visit Generate test insights report and AI-powered insights: Best practices to better understand how to identify issues in your test executions.

Use Autopilot^TM to import manual test cases from Excel files. You can import from one file at a time. You can import tests from multiple sheets. The import process transfers all information to Test Manager, unless specified otherwise. For instance, test case properties such as Priority, Status, or Owner are imported into Test Manager as custom field values at the test case level.

To better identify the imported test cases, you can instruct Autopilot, in the Provide import instructions section, to place certain labels on the imported test cases.

To check how to efficiently import manual test cases, visit Importing manual test cases.

With the help of the Autopilot search, you can search any test object within a project using natural language. If you are not sure what to search for, you can use one of the example search queries that Autopilot provides. Additionally, after returning the results, Autopilot allows you to perform actions on the resulted objects.

For information on using the search and exploring search queries Searching with Autopilot.