Before you write your first test on spur, make sure you read the Prompting 101 Guide and the other resources on the Spur Docs.

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  1. Test Name: Give it a title! This is for your internal organization.
  2. Test Description: Add some more details, again, for your internal organization.
  3. Test URL: The starting URL of your test.

<aside> 🚨 This should be the entire path, formatted as https://your-domain-name.com

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  1. (NEW!!! ✨) Add a Test Dependency : Pick a test that needs to run before your test Note: this is recursive (ie, if the test you select has another test it depends on, that will also be added to the stack!)

  2. (NEW!! ✨) Add a Tear Down Test
    This test is basically the test that will always run at the END, to reset the state of your application

    e.g. if the test involves uploading a file, a good teardown test will be deleting the uploaded file to reset the state of your application for future test runs to run successfully

  3. (NEW!! ✨) Mark a test as a Teardown Mark a test as a teardown test. This will then show up in the teardown test dropdown for the creation of other tests. (these are highly recommended!!) Make sure you start setting up teardown tests as required ****

  4. Test Steps: The steps that the agent should perform for the test. Read more at

Prompting on Spur 101

  1. Expected Result: What you expect the final state of the application after the test is performed to be. For example, for a login test with valid credentials, the expected result would be for the user to be logged in.

    This is primarily for your internal organization. We recommend using VERIFY statements as test steps to verify any states (including the final state of the application)

  2. Cookies and Video

  3. File Uploads:

    <aside> 🚧 This feature is in-progress and will be up shortly! We currently have a default file set up for your application. If you’d like to upload a custom file in your test cases, reach out to us and we can configure it for you!

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    For any tests that require a file upload, you should specify the file that should be uploaded in the test. Otherwise, the agent will not be able to complete the test.

    You may specify files of any types, but they must be under 5MB

    Learn how to run a test here!