Dashboard

The Raiken dashboard is a browser-based interface for exploration, test generation, and managing your test suite.

Quick Access

After running raiken start, open http://localhost:7101 in your browser.

Overview

The dashboard connects to the CLI server via tRPC and streams agent output in real time. Exploration runs are supported, and tests are generated only when explicitly requested.

Key features

Prompt composer

Write natural language descriptions of what you want Raiken to do:

Explore the login flow and capture DOM context.
Generate a test that validates the dashboard welcome message.

The prompt composer supports:

• Multi-line input for complex scenarios
• File references with @path/to/file.tsx
• URL references like http://localhost:3000/login

Real-time streaming

Watch your test generate token-by-token:

Streaming Output

Generating test: "user login flow"
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 78%

import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';

test('user can log in with valid credentials', async ({ page }) => {
  await page.goto('/login');
  await page.getByLabel('Email').fill('user@example.com');
  █

No waiting for completion — review as it writes and cancel early if needed.

Selector suggestions

The dashboard shows suggested selectors ranked by stability:

Selector	Type	Stability
getByRole('button', { name: 'Sign in' })	Role	High
getByLabel('Email')	Label	High
getByTestId('login-form')	Test ID	Medium
locator('.btn-primary')	CSS	Low

Role-based and label-based selectors are preferred for their resilience to UI changes.

Interactive review

After generation:

1. Review — Read through the generated test
2. Edit — Make manual adjustments if needed
3. Retry — Refine your prompt and regenerate
4. Save — Save to your project’s test directory

Workflow

1. Start the dashboard

Terminal

raiken start

Open http://localhost:7101 in your browser.

2. Enter a prompt

Describe the test you want in natural language:

Generate tests for the Counter component that test
increment, decrement, and reset functionality.

3. Review the output

The test streams to the UI. Review it as it’s generated.

4. Save or refine

If the test looks good, save it. Save and run actions require approval unless autonomy is enabled. If it needs work, add a follow-up prompt:

Add a test for the edge case where decrement is clicked
when the counter is already at zero.

5. Run your tests

Once saved, run tests with your usual workflow:

Terminal

npx playwright test

Tips

• Be specific — Clear prompts produce better tests
• Iterate — Start simple, then refine with follow-up prompts
• Use file references — @src/components/Login.tsx gives Raiken more context
• Include URLs — Helps Raiken capture the right page for DOM context