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Updated March 21, 2026

AI Settings

Settings > Integrations > AI Settings: enable the AI engine, test-generation options, design techniques, and model/API configuration for the whole system.

AI Settings

Configure AI test generation settings and API keys for the entire system.

Administrators control whether AI-assisted generation is on, what kinds of tests to emphasize, optional custom instructions, and provider/model credentials.

Where to find everything: Administration Settings.

Actions

  • Reset to defaults
  • Save settings

Use AI engine

  • Toggle Use AI engine — when on, the selected AI model is used for test generation; when off, the default non-AI generation path is used.

Test generation settings

  • Test types (comma-separated) — list of generation dimensions (for example status, format, data, performance, security). Adjust to match your quality goals.
  • Custom instructions
    • Enable custom instructions — when enabled, your custom text is applied to generations; when disabled, it is ignored.
    • Text area for the instruction block (when enabled).
  • Enable automatic test generation — opt in to automated generation flows where supported.
  • Enable smart test suggestions — opt in to contextual suggestions.

Test design techniques

Checkboxes for classic techniques (examples):

  • Boundary values
  • Equivalence partitioning
  • Decision table

AI model & API configuration

Lower on the page (scroll on smaller windows): provider selection, API keys, model name, limits, and related fields. Restrict access to administrators; rotate keys on the same schedule as other secrets.

Practices

  • Keep one stable model/configuration per environment so results are comparable.
  • Never commit API keys to source control or share them in tickets.
  • After changes, spot-check AI-generated tests on a sample endpoint.

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