Step 2: Creating Test Scenarios

Navigate to the API Testing tab → Test Scenarios, then click “Add New Test Scenario” to get started.

There are two ways you can write tests:

1. Create with AI

2. Create Manually

Create with AI

Single Test Scenario

• Select your collection and APIs

• Describe your test scenario in plain English.

• The system generates the scenario, and you’ll receive an email when it’s ready.

• If manual input is needed, a yellow icon will prompt you for details.

Multiple Test Scenarios

• Select your collection, APIs, and define requirements.

• Choose scenario types: Positive, Negative, or Boundary.

• Pick test types: Unit, Integration, or Security Tests.

• Set complexity for Negative Test Scenarios: Low, Medium, or High.

• Click Generate, and the system will create the scenarios automatically.

I recommend checking out our guide API Testing with AI in 10 minutes to learn more.

Create Manually

You can always build scenarios yourself. You will need to :

Add a test scenario title

• Create a test case, add a title and select a collection and API

• Go to the request data section and add URLs, params or body whatever is required.

• Hit Save to get the response corresponding to the request data

• Go to test rules section and add test rules - either pick from our suggestions or write them in plain English (qodex.ai will convert it to JavaScript)

• You can create on Run and select an environment to run this test scenario

• You can go to build section to see the build corresponding to this run

  
  

  

  
  

Organizing your tests:

Test Suites

You can group your related test scenarios into Test Suites. Select specific test scenarios and use the "+Create/Add to Test Suite" to either create a new suite or add to an existing one. These suites let you run multiple test scenarios together when needed.

Test Plans

You can combine your test suites and handle their automated execution. Select your test suites and add them to a plan through the "Create/Add to Test Plan" button. In the plan details you can specify:

• How often your tests should run

• Set start and end times for the testing period

• Configure notification settings

  • Who receives them (Ensure the right team members know about test results)

  • How they are delivered (Slack, email, etc..,.)
    
    

Step 3: Running Tests

Run tests using your IDE, CLI, or Qodex.ai platform:

• Automated scheduled run:

• CI/CD Run:

• Manual Run:

When tests fail, you'll see what went wrong and steps to fix it.