Generate Test Cases

Please ensure that AI features are enabled and your Apidog version is 2.7.37 or later.

AI can quickly generate a large number of test cases based on your current API specs. These cases help verify the functionality, compliance, stability, and security of a single endpoint. You can also manage test cases by grouping and type.

On any endpoint documentation page, switch to the Test Cases tab. There you'll find the Generate with AIbutton. Click it to start.

Selecting Test Case Categories

When you click Generate with AI, a settings panel will slide out on the right. Here, you can choose the types of test cases to generate — such as positive, negative, boundary, security, and more.

Configuring Credentials

If the endpoint requires credentials, the configuration will reference credentials. You can modify the credential values as needed. Keys are encrypted locally before being sent to the AI LLM's provider and automatically decrypted after generating test cases. This ensures both quick validation of credentials and information security.

Adding More Requirements

Before generating, you can provide additional requirements in the text box at the bottom to improve accuracy. In the lower-left corner, you can configure how many test cases to generate — up to 80 cases at once. In the lower-right corner, you can switch the large language model and provider.

Generating Test Cases

ClickGenerate, and AI will start creating test cases based on API specs and configuration. Once complete, you can click on a specific test case to view its request parameters, rename it, or adjust its category.

ClickRunto check if the test case matches expectations via response.

ClickAccept to save the test case under the Test Cases tab in your documentation.

ClickDiscardto remove test cases you don't need.

Select multiple test cases at once to run bulk actions.

Pro Tip: Run multiple generation tasks at the same time with different AI models, providers, and configurations. This makes it easy to compare results, validate outputs, and quickly adopt the best test cases.

Selecting Test Case Categories#

Configuring Credentials#

Adding More Requirements#

Generating Test Cases#

Selecting Test Case Categories

Configuring Credentials

Adding More Requirements

Generating Test Cases