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Ideal for testing user flows where specific implementation details aren’t critical. You describe what the user wants to accomplish and the agent figures out how to get there.

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Examples

Give the agent a high-level goal and let it navigate the UI to complete it.
Create a new Page. You may have to scroll to find the entry point button.
Enter random, valid values to fill out a new Page. Continue until you can
publish the page. Once you have finished, publishing and all, Verify you
can see a Share button on your new page.
Completing a flow example
This prompt uses the agent’s ability to figure out the right action at each moment. You only need to describe the end goal.
Let the agent carry on a multi-turn conversation autonomously.
Once a message appears in your inbox, send a reply. Everytime you receive
a reply, send another message to carry the conversation on. Continue the
conversation for up to 15 minutes.
Responding to messages example
This example leverages the agent’s natural language understanding to handle complex message interactions without specifying exact UI elements or steps.

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Tips

Clear End Goals

Include a goal or stopping point so the agent knows when to finish.

User-Centric Approach

Focus on user goals rather than specific elements.

Implementation Flexibility

Allow flexibility in implementation details.

Verification Points

Include key verification points to confirm the test succeeded.

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Next Steps