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FlowTestAI Product Information

FlowTestAI IDE/CLI/Analytics is an open-source, GenAI-powered Integrated Development Environment designed to craft, visualize, and manage API-first workflows. It emphasizes speed, light footprint, and local operation to safeguard privacy while enabling seamless API-driven testing and end-to-end workflow automation. It supports multiple LLM providers (OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and local AI), visual flow-based living documentation, and a drag-and-drop interface for building and managing tests. It aims to bridge APIs and LLMs for enhanced testing, privacy, and collaboration across platforms (OSX, Windows, Linux).


Key Capabilities

  • End-to-end API testing workflow authoring in a visual, flow-based format
  • Natural language to executable API workflows via FlowTestAI’s “Enter Prompt” to “Create Flow” and “Run Flow” capabilities
  • Living documentation: visual flows serve as up-to-date behavioral documentation for API usage
  • Contextual and user-centric testing to mirror real-world interactions
  • Local-first design: data stays on your machine, credentials are handled securely
  • Open source: community-driven development and extensibility
  • Multi-LLM support: choose from OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and locally hosted models
  • Integration-ready: CLI, local SDK, and APIs to fit into CI/CD pipelines
  • Visualization: clear, graphical traces of API calls for easy debugging and onboarding
  • FlowTestAI Analytics: identify slow tests, pinpoint failures, and monitor overall health
  • Drag-and-drop interface for creating and managing API tests without writing extensive scripts
  • Binding APIs and seamless harmony between APIs and LLMs for comprehensive testing

How It Works

  1. Describe desired end-to-end API behavior in natural language (Describe your desired end-to-end customer experience).
  2. FlowTestAI translates it into an executable end-to-end API workflow.
  3. Use the visual Flow Editor to refine, run, and iterate tests.
  4. View analytics dashboards to improve test reliability and performance.

Product Offerings

  • FlowTestAI IDE: Powerful, cross-platform IDE for creating, managing, and collaborating on end-to-end API tests with a visual interface.
  • FlowTestAI CLI: Command-line tooling to create, run, publish, and integrate flows into CI/CD.
  • FlowTestAI Analytics: Data-rich dashboards for test health, performance, and failure pinpointing.

Safety and Privacy Considerations

  • Local-first operation minimizes exposure of credentials and private endpoints.
  • Data never needs to leave your development environment for core testing tasks.

How to Use FlowTestAI

  1. Install FlowTestAI IDE (or use CLI for scripting).
  2. Create a new API test flow using the visual Flow Editor or describe a flow in natural language.
  3. Bind to APIs and configure endpoints, credentials, and models (OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, or Local models).
  4. Run the Flow to execute API tests end-to-end.
  5. Inspect the visual trace and analytics to improve reliability and performance.

Supported Platforms

  • FlowTestAI IDE: macOS, Windows, Linux
  • CLI and Analytics components available for integration into existing toolchains

Security & Compliance

  • Local data processing with secure credential handling and private endpoints.
  • Open-source license enables transparency and auditability.

Core Features

  • Local-first, privacy-conscious operation with credentials handled securely
  • Open-source IDE, CLI, and analytics for API testing
  • End-to-end API workflow authoring from natural language to executable flows
  • Visual, drag-and-drop flow editor for API tests
  • Living documentation via visual flows illustrating API usage
  • Multiple LLM backends: OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and Local AI integration
  • CI/CD integration through FlowTestAI CLI and automation capabilities
  • Flow-based analytics: overall health, performance, and pinpoint failure insights
  • Seamless binding of APIs and LLMs to create integrated test scenarios
  • Cross-platform support (OSX, Windows, Linux)