Quick Start

Your First Automation

From sign-up to a completed simulated run in under five minutes. No hardware needed.

Overview

You will go end to end on a real example: describe a test, watch the agent build it, and simulate the run in your browser. Nothing needs to be connected.

1

Describe your test

Type what you want to validate into the prompt box on the dashboard.

2

Watch the agent build

It plans, builds the workflow, writes the plan, and wires the schematic.

3

Simulate the run

Dry-run in the browser with synthetic instrument data.

4

Read the report

Get a structured test report with measurements and a procedure.

Step 1: Create your account

Sign up at app.testflowinc.com. A three-step onboarding asks your name, your role, and the instruments you use, so the agent starts with your bench in mind.

Step 2: Describe your test

On the dashboard, type what you want to validate into the prompt box. Be specific about the electrical intent. Attach a datasheet PDF if you have one, and the agent will ground its plan in it.

The dashboard prompt box with a plain-English test request typed in.

Step 3: Watch the agent build

The agent plans its work as a visible checklist, then builds the workflow step by step. Tool cards in the chat show exactly what it did: the nodes it created, the document it wrote, the schematic it wired. Every turn is reversible.

The agent chat: tool cards, a task checklist, and streaming explanation.

Step 4: Review the artifacts

Flip between Preview, Code, Plans, and Schematic with the toolbar pills. The workflow graph, the runnable Python, the validation document, and the DUT wiring are all inspectable and editable.

The workflow canvas: a visual graph of instrument steps, loops, and delays.

Step 5: Simulate the run

Open Executor and press Simulate. The workflow executes in your browser with synthetic instrument data: a live execution log, step-by-step progress, loop counters, and live variable values. No hardware required.

Executor mid-simulation: progress bar, steps rail, and streaming execution log.

Step 6: Read the test report

When the run completes, open the Test Report. It lists the instruments, set-points, loop configuration, measured columns, execution time, and a written test procedure generated from the run.

The generated Test Report with a test-information table and procedure.

Tip

Everything in steps 2 to 6 works on the free plan with no instruments connected. Connect your bench later and the same workflow runs on real hardware through the desktop app.