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🧩 Workflow

The Workflow page is your command center for end-to-end test creation.
Here, you can manually create test workflows or let Nota AI generate them automatically—all tailored to your app’s flows.

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✍️ Creating a Workflow

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1. Manual Workflow Creation

You can manually create a workflow by clicking the “Workflow” button. Create workflow manually
  • Add a description to help identify the test flow.
  • Optionally, define a prompt to guide test expectations or structure.

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2. AI-Powered Workflow Generation

Let Nota AI do the heavy lifting by clicking “Generate Coverage”. Generate workflow using AI
  • Provide a short description of the scenario.
    Example: "Dashboard test coverage."
  • (Optional) Add a detailed prompt for precise test generation.
    Example:
    "Go to login page, enter valid credentials and click login. expect user lands on dashboard after successful login."
  • Select an environment from the dropdown — this tells Nota where the workflow should run.
  • Click “Generate Workflows” to let the AI agent create the full test sequence for you.
  • After generation, you can view agent activity of the workflow execution in the log view.
Generate workflow using AI
⚠️ Note: For Generate Coverage workflows, you cannot pause or stop the agent activity once it has started.
You’re now ready to execute or automate your AI-generated workflow! 🚀

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🛠 Managing Workflows

After creating workflows, you can manage and run them directly from the Workflow page.

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✅ Selecting & Executing Multiple Workflows

Select multiple workflows using the checkboxes next to each row. Workflow page with multiple selections Then click “Run Workflow” to execute them all at once.

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✏️ Updating or 🗑 Deleting a Workflow

  1. Click the workflow you want to edit.
Workflow page with multiple selections
  1. Modify test steps inline or using the editor panel.
  2. To delete a workflow, click the “Delete” button.

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📟 Viewing Workflow Logs

You can view real-time logs while a workflow is running directly from the Workflows page. This helps you track progress and troubleshoot issues easily.

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🖲️ Terminal Button

  • The Terminal button is always visible but disabled when no workflow is running.
  • It becomes active only while a workflow is being executed.
  • Click the button to open the log bar at the bottom of the screen.

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📜 Log Bar

After clicking the Terminal button, a log bar slides up at the bottom. It shows the live output of the workflow. Terminal Log bar

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✅ What You Can Do:

  • 🔄 See real-time logs as the workflow runs.
  • ⬇️ Auto-scrolls to show the latest log line.
  • 📋 Copy logs by selecting text or clicking the Copy button.
  • 💾 Download logs using the Download button.
  • ❌ Close the log bar anytime without stopping the workflow.
  • ⏯️ Pause/Play logs using the Pause and Play buttons to temporarily stop or resume log updates.
  • 🛑 Stop agent with the Stop button to halt the agent’s execution immediately.
✅ Use the log bar to stay informed, debug faster, and download logs for later review.