Synthesize Documentation¶
Natural language testing platform powered by AI.
Synthesize transforms plain English test descriptions into executable tests across multiple frameworks — Robot Framework, Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Cucumber, and pytest — with self-healing, compliance traceability, and cost optimization built in.
Documentation¶
| Page | What's in it |
|---|---|
| Getting Started | Install, authenticate, and run your first test in minutes |
| CLI Reference | Every synthesize command, organized by group |
| The .synth Format | How to write test specifications |
| Configuration | The synth.yaml project config reference |
| Plugins | Extend Synthesize with new frameworks |
| VS Code Extension | IDE integration for .synth files |
| FAQ | Common questions |
Quick Links¶
- Website: synthesize-ai.dev
- Studio (web platform): studio.synthesize-ai.dev
- Support & Issues: Lanier-Developments/ContactUs
- PyPI:
pip install synthesize-ai
What Do I Get With the Open-Source CLI?¶
The synthesize-ai package on PyPI includes the full CLI: test generation, execution, self-healing, analytics, cost tracking, plugin management, and local dashboards. Everything runs on your machine.
Synthesize Studio — the web platform with team collaboration, hosted execution, and admin features — is a separate hosted product. The CLI works standalone; Studio adds the team layer on top.