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1. Sign Up

Go to app.qodex.ai → Create your account → You’ll land in AI Agent. Screenshot2025 06 25at10 59 17 Pn

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2. Import or Discover your APIs

In the top-left dropdown, click “Add Collection.” You can upload:
  • Postman Collections (.json)
  • Swagger/OpenAPI files (.yaml, .json)
  • Or use our API Discovery SDK (if no spec is available)
Once uploaded, the collection will be automatically selected and ready for test generation. Add Collection Gi

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3. Generate Test Scenarios in Chat

In the AI Agent chat, describe what you want to test using plain English. Example prompts:
  • “Test login with valid and invalid credentials”
  • “Check error response when email is missing in signup”
  • “Verify token expiration and redirect on protected routes”
The AI Agent will respond with:
  • A list of proposed test scenarios
  • An option to confirm and save
Click Save and the test scenario will be added to your workspace. For more details: Test Scenario Creation Agent Generate Ts Ai Agent Gi

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4. Generate Request Data (AI or Manual)

Once your scenario is created:
  • Click “Create Request Data” in the scenario page
  • The AI will auto-generate request payloads, headers, query params, etc.
  • You can edit any of this manually as needed
If the API requires tokens or custom environment values, select the correct environment (.env.staging, etc.) from the right panel. Request Data Gi

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5. Apply or Write Test Rules

Scroll to the Test Rules section under each test case. Here you can:
  • Use AI-suggested rules (auto-populated for common validations)
  • Write your own custom rules in plain English (e.g., “Response time should be < 1000ms” or “Status should be 401 if token is invalid”)
These rules are converted into test assertions. Test Rules Pn

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6. Run Your Tests in One Click

Click Run on any individual test scenario — or run an entire suite. Before running:
  • Select your environment (e.g., staging, production, QA)
  • Ensure request data is populated
  • Hit Run
Results will show up instantly in the Build panel on the right. For detailed logs, visit the Build Reports tab. For more details: Running Tests from the Qodex Web App Run Pn

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7. Debug Failed Tests with “Fix Me”

If a test fails:
  • You’ll see a red ❌ in the Build Report
  • Click “Fix Me” to ask the AI why the test failed
  • Get suggestions for how to update the request, test rules, or data
This speeds up troubleshooting and reduces back-and-forth guesswork. For more details: Build Reports Screenshot2025 06 25at11 24 13 Pn From the Test Scenarios tab (click “Test Scenarios” in the top nav):
  • On the top-right, click “Sync to GitHub”
  • Choose your repo and branch
Qodex will push test code (YAML + JavaScript) under /tests/qodex/. This enables:
  • Version control of test logic
  • Local test execution via CLI
  • CI/CD integration with GitHub Actions
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9. Create Test Plans & Schedule Runs

From the Test Suites tab:
  • Select active scenarios you want to run together and click “+Add to Test Suite”
  • Select Suites you want to schedule and click “+ Add to Test Plan”
  • Give the plan a name and define a schedule from the **Details **tab on the right
You can schedule tests to run:
  • Daily
  • Weekly
  • On every deploy (via webhook trigger)
Set up Slack or Email alerts in the Details tab for failure notifications. Test Plan Gi

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That’s it — You’re Ready

You’ve now:
  • Uploaded your APIs
  • Created test scenarios
  • Generated data and rules
  • Run tests
  • Set up alerts & version control
Qodex is now your full-stack AI QA engineer working with you to scale testing, improve coverage, and catch bugs before they ship.

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Need Help?

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. What is Qodex.ai? Qodex.ai is an AI-powered API testing and security platform. It generates test scenarios, request data, and validation rules from plain English and auto-heals broken tests after backend changes.
  2. Who is Qodex.ai for? It’s built for developers, QA engineers, and SDETs working with modern API stacks. Whether you’re writing tests from scratch, scaling CI coverage, or improving security posture - Qodex can help.
  3. How do I start testing my APIs? Import your Postman or Swagger collection, describe your test in English (e.g., “write positive test for login flow”), and Qodex will generate the rest. You can run it immediately or schedule it.
  4. Can I use Qodex without writing any code? Yes — you can write plain-English prompts to generate test scenarios, data, and rules. No scripting is required unless you want full control (e.g., custom JS functions or database rules).
  5. How does Qodex generate test scenarios? It analyzes your API collection to build a dependency graph and uses fine-tuned AI models to create test steps, requests, and validations based on your prompt.
  6. What types of tests can I create?
    • Functional (positive/negative flows)
    • Security (OWASP Top 10, Penetration)
    • Edge case + failure handling
    • Data validations (including database checks)
  7. Can I write custom test rules? Yes. You can write them in plain English like:
    “response status should be 200”
    “user in database should match the response user ID”
    The system converts them into executable logic (e.g., JS rules or DB validations).
  8. How do I run tests?
    • From the Web UI
    • Using the Qodex CLI
    • Inside your CI/CD pipelines
    • On a fixed schedule (via Test Plans)
  9. What does auto-healing mean? When tests fail after a backend change, Qodex compares past and current builds, detects why the failure happened, and suggests fixes for outdated test rules or validations. You can apply the fix with a single click.
  10. How are AI tokens used? AI tokens are consumed every time the AI is used, which includes:
    • Test scenario generation (from prompts or test cases)
    • Rule writing or updating (AI-assisted validations)
    • Test data generation
    • Auto-healing failed tests
    • Partial response parsing or advanced analysis
    Running tests — whether manually, via CLI, CI/CD, or schedule does not consume AI tokens. Only AI-driven actions (write/update/fix/generate) use tokens.
  11. What happens when a test fails due to a backend change? You don’t have to manually debug and update every test. Qodex’s Auto-Healing Agent:
    • Analyzes the diff between previous and current builds
    • Identifies failing rules or changes in response
    • Suggests fixes (like rule corrections or schema updates)
    • You review → click “Fix” → done.
  12. How is pricing calculated? You pay only for AI usage (test generation or healing). Running tests doesn’t consume tokens. Pricing starts at $100 for 10M tokens + 10k test executions
  13. Is everything hosted on the cloud? Yes, Qodex.ai is primarily a cloud-native platform. Your test suites, builds, and project state are securely stored and executed on our cloud infrastructure. However, we support:
    • Running tests locally via CLI
    • CI/CD integration
    • Private GitHub sync for full developer control
  14. Is my API data safe with Qodex? Yes. Qodex is built with security-first principles:
    • End-to-end encryption (in transit and at rest)
    • Isolated project-level data
    • Zero data shared with any third-party AI tools
    • Full audit trails and build logs
    Optional: Enterprise clients can request on-premise deployment.
  15. Do you sign NDAs or DPAs? Absolutely. We offer:
    • Mutual NDA upon request
    • DPA (Data Processing Agreement) for enterprise or SOC 2 compliant workflows
    • Optional custom agreements for enterprise clients
    Just let us know your legal contact and we’ll initiate the process.
  16. Can I run tests locally instead of the cloud? Yes! You can:
    • Run test suites locally using the CLI
    • Define custom environments like dev, staging, or local
    • Sync tests from GitHub and run pre-commit validations This gives developers full control without waiting on CI pipelines.