> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.testwheel.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.testwheel.com/test-bot.md).

# Test Bot

The **Test Bot** feature in TestWheel is an **AI-driven intelligent assistant** designed to streamline and accelerate software testing workflows. It enables users to perform multiple testing operations through a unified interface, significantly reducing manual intervention while improving productivity, execution efficiency, and overall testing accuracy.

To initiate testing using **Test Bot,** users must select the **Test Bot** option highlighted within the application interface and enter the required query in the input field. Based on the provided request, **Test Bot** intelligently processes the input and executes the corresponding testing operation automatically..

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For **API testing**, users are required to select the appropriate project, enter the API testing request in the input field, and click the **Send** button to initiate execution. Upon successful processing of the request, users can navigate to the API Test page and select the same project to view the generated API requests, associated API details, and execution information. API testing functionality is supported exclusively for **Web Applications** configured within the **TestWheel** platform.

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In addition to API testing, **Test Bot** also provides **AI-powered test data generation** capabilities. To generate test data, users must select the required project and click the highlighted form option to navigate to the **AI Test Data Generator** page. After entering the mandatory configuration details and submitting the request, **TestWheel** automatically generates the required test data based on the provided inputs. Users can subsequently access the **Test Data List** page to review the generated test data, execution status, and associated generation details.

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