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Guides and references for the TestRelic CLI, Studio, SDKs, MCP server and Cloud Platform: the agent in your terminal, the app on your desktop, and the platform every run lands in.

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Install the CLIOne command, then testrelic init in your project.
$curl -fsSL https://testrelic.ai/install.sh | sh

$ testrelic init

✓ Detected Playwright (TypeScript) · playwright.config.ts

✓ Wired @testrelic/playwright-analytics reporter

▶ Running suite once… 42 passed · 1 flaky (retried)

✓ Analytics report written to .testrelic/report

✻ Opening TestRelic Studio…

macOS, Linux and WindowsCLI quickstart
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Pick your way in.

Most teams start in the terminal. You can also add a reporter to a suite you already have, or give your AI coding agent your test data.

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Start with the CLIThe Ask AI agent in your terminal, and the fastest way in.
  1. 1Install the CLI with one command.
  2. 2Run testrelic init. It wires the reporter and runs your suite once.
  3. 3Studio opens. Ask why a test failed.
CLI quickstart
Add a reporter to your suiteKeep your framework and send every run to TestRelic.
  1. 1Pick your framework: Playwright, Appium, Maestro or pytest.
  2. 2Install its TestRelic SDK reporter.
  3. 3Upload your runs to the Cloud Platform.
Choose an SDK
Connect your AI coding agentGive your assistant your repos, runs and coverage gaps.
  1. 1Use the hosted server at mcp.testrelic.ai, or run it with npx.
  2. 2Create a token for your agent.
  3. 3Ask about failing runs, right from your editor.
MCP quickstart

The CLI needs the Growth plan or above and Studio needs Pro or above; an active 14-day trial covers both. Plans & billing

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Dashboards, Session Workspace, billing and settings.
SDKs
Reporters for Playwright, Appium, Maestro, pytest and DeepEval.
MCP Server
Give AI coding agents live access to your test data.
Ask AI & Memory
Ask AI, AI Insights & Artifacts, and per-repo Memory.
Infrastructure
Your own cloud machines, device grids and CI pipelines, shared by the team.
Monitoring
Smoke, regression and nightly quality gates.
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GitHub Actions, Jira, Slack, MS Teams and more.
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Judge image-generation output against approved references, and compare models side by side.
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Start in your terminal.

Install the CLI, run testrelic init, and your first run opens in Studio.

$curl -fsSL https://testrelic.ai/install.sh | sh
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