📄️ Write Missions
Each file exports a mission string or function and invokes runMissions.
📄️ Choosing a Model (OpenAI)
Testronaut supports multiple OpenAI models for agentic (tool-using) workflows.
📄️ Choosing a Model (Gemini)
Testronaut supports Google Gemini 2.5 models for agentic (tool-using) workflows.
📄️ Chain Missions
Use runMissions to sequence flows, control parallelism, and share memory/env.
📄️ Run in CI (GitHub Actions)
Setting up Github Actions to run Testronaut! Perfect for catching issues early on pull requests or deployments.
📄️ CLI Login / Auth
A) Browser login
📄️ Uploads and Downloads
Testronaut supports tests that require uploading/downloading files. Files that are used in tests will be in the following director by default:
📄️ Upload Reports
After a run you’ll have:
📄️ Serve (and View)
Serve the latest HTML report over http and open it in your default browser.
📄️ Usage & Costs
Testronaut itself is free to run — but it uses your own LLM API key behind the scenes.
📄️ Turn Limits and Overrides
When Testronaut runs a mission, it interacts with the browser and the LLM in turns — one step of reasoning or action per turn.
📄️ Exploratory Testing Mode
Exploratory Mode lets you give Testronaut minimal guidance (just a starting point) and allow it to explore your app freely across many turns.
📄️ Human Input (MFA & Verification Codes)
Some flows require short codes that the agent cannot retrieve on its own — TOTP one-time passwords, SMS codes, and emailed verification links. Testronaut supports these with a built-in human input pause that halts the agent, prompts you in the terminal, and resumes once you supply the code.