Tests

My Tests

The tests list in full: the stats bar and plan-limit indicator, folder/label/group/favorite filtering, the table and its optional columns, per-test actions, bulk organization, and exports.

Updated 2026/07/13

My Tests is your organization's test inventory — every test you've built or acquired, with the tools to find, organize, and manage them at scale.

Stats Bar and Test Limit

The header summarizes the inventory at a glance: total tests, total test sessions run across them (with a tooltip noting sessions that belong to since-deleted tests), and counts of folders, labels, and favorites. Next to it, a test limit indicator shows how your test count stands against your plan's limit — informational while you have room, a warning as you approach it, and an upgrade pointer when you've reached it.

Finding Tests

  • Folder picker — scope the list to one folder or all folders.
  • Filters — narrow by labels, groups, and a favorites toggle; active filters show as removable chips with a one-click clear.
  • Search — free-text search matching title, folder, labels, tags, creation date, and even the test ID.

The Table

Columns: title (click to open the editor), folder, test sessions (how many sessions the test has run — loaded in the background), related tasks (chips linking to every task that runs this test), and creation date. Optional labels and tags columns can be toggled from the column picker; your choice is remembered. All columns sort.

Per-Test Actions

  • Edit — open the test editor.
  • Clone — duplicate the test under a new name.
  • Delete — remove the test (with confirmation).
  • Favorite — star it for the favorites filter.
  • Info — copy the test's unique ID for API use or support.

Bulk Operations

Select tests (or the whole page) to act on many at once:

  • Delete the selection.
  • Organize — batch-assign or remove folders, groups, labels, tags, and favorite status in one operation.
  • Export — download the selection's metadata as JSON, CSV (tab, comma, or semicolon delimited), or an HTML table. Export is a plan-gated feature (Data Export).
Cloning a test does not clone its linked tasks or sessions — the clone starts fresh. And deleting a test does not delete the session history it produced; past results remain reviewable in their tasks (the stats bar's tooltip accounts for them).
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