Projects
The top-level container for your tests.
A project is the top-level container in Robusty. It represents one product under test and owns everything you build around it. Each project is fully isolated: test cases, variables, launch history, and members in one project are never shared with another.
What a project holds
Everything you work with in Robusty lives inside a project:
- Test cases — the plain-English scenarios the agent runs.
- Test suites — named groups of test cases you run together.
- Launches — the record of every suite run, with per-test verdicts, step logs, and screenshots.
- Variables — shared values and secrets reused
across test cases, including the seeded
PROJECT_URL. - Members — the people with access, each holding a role. See Team & Roles.
- CLI tokens — the tokens used to launch suites from the CLI and CI/CD.
- Plan and run quota — each project carries its own plan tier and monthly run allowance. See Billing & Usage.
Create a project
Manage a project
Project settings live under Settings in the sidebar and are available to admins only. From there you can:
- General — rename the project or change its link.
- Usage and Billing — review your run quota and manage the plan.
- Notifications — control launch failure alerts.
- CLI tokens — create and revoke tokens for the CLI.
- Members — invite people and set roles.
Delete a project
Deleting a project is permanent and removes all of its data — test cases, suites, launches, variables, members, and CLI tokens.
- Open Settings → Danger Zone.
- Click Delete project and confirm.
Deletion cannot be undone. Any active subscription is canceled immediately without a refund.
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