Artifacts & headless output
How the CLI renders dashboards, reports, and test plans in the terminal, plus the artifacts subcommand and the print-mode output formats for scripts and CI.
How the CLI renders dashboards, reports, and test plans in the terminal, plus the artifacts subcommand and the print-mode output formats for scripts and CI.
Reference for the testrelic command — login, logout, test, view, drain, version, and migrate-from-confident.
Install the testrelic CLI on Linux, macOS, or Windows with a one-line script, and pin a release with environment variables.
How the testrelic-appium pytest plugin works: auto-wrap, the assert_that API, CLI subcommands, and installation.
How testrelic-playwright works as a pytest plugin: the testrelic_options mechanism, the CLI, the streaming pipeline, the local report server, and cloud upload.
Reference for the CLI's slash commands, @-context attachments, ! shell mode, and Claude-Code-parity keybindings including vim mode and history search.
Authenticate the CLI with a session login for full parity or a personal access token for headless and CI use, and point it at a different backend.
Configure the CLI's backend URL, theme, statusline, and keybindings, and learn where session cookies, tokens, and MCP config files live on disk.
The TestRelic Ask AI agent in your terminal — a Claude Code-style interactive CLI with a full MCP host, written in Rust.
Log in, ask your first question, and learn the interactive basics — plus a pipes-friendly print-mode example for scripts and CI.
Run local MCP servers from the CLI so the cloud Ask AI agent can call your tools during a turn, with Claude-Code-compatible .mcp.json config.