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Build maintainable test suites with reusable code patterns
Integrate TestDriver with GitHub Actions. Use when setting up CI/CD pipelines, configuring workflows, or automating test runs on pull requests.
Make assertions in TestDriver tests. Use when verifying UI state, checking visual conditions, or validating test outcomes with natural language.
Run TestDriver tests. Use when executing tests with vitest, debugging test failures, or understanding test output.
Manage secrets in TestDriver tests. Use when handling passwords, API keys, or sensitive data securely in tests and CI/CD.
Use variables in TestDriver tests. Use when parameterizing tests, using environment variables, or passing data between test steps.
Find elements in TestDriver tests. Use when locating UI elements by natural language description, understanding element properties, or debugging element detection.
Create TestDriver tests. Use when writing new test files, structuring test suites, using the two-file workflow pattern, or setting up provision for browser/desktop testing.
Wait for elements in TestDriver tests. Use when polling for elements, waiting for page loads, handling loading states, or setting timeouts.
Perform actions in TestDriver tests. Use when clicking, typing, pressing keys, scrolling, hovering, dragging, or interacting with UI elements.
Self-host TestDriver sandboxes. Use when running Windows tests on AWS, configuring custom AMIs, or setting up your own infrastructure.
Set up TestDriver in a project. Use when installing testdriverai, configuring vitest, setting up TD_API_KEY, or initializing a new test project.
Understand TestDriver element caching. Use when optimizing test speed, managing cache keys, or troubleshooting cached element issues.
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