Add a Test Project
There are two ways of adding a new project
1. Navigate to Projects List
There are two ways of accessing the Projects list.
a. Through the Top-left Projects Menu
b. Through the Projects tab inside Organization Settings
2. Create New Project
Thunders can analyse your website to auto-fill basic details.
Enter your Project Name on the welcome screen
Chose your project language
You add a project description
Click “Continue”
3. Setup your App and choose your AI / project language
Configure your first app by choosing if it’s a web App, an API, a desktop App or Mobile App
Then click on “Continue”
Configure your environment by adding your environment titre and URL
Then click on “Analyse Website”
Verify that your project has the right informations and screenshot
Then click on “Create Project” to confirm.
Edit a Test Project
To modify your Test Project settings:
Locate the project settings button in the sidebar
Click to open the project settings view
Update the desired project details (General, Configuration, Page load settings, Variables, PDF export)
Click on save
Project Variables
Project Variables allow you to define credentials and variables at the project level. These values will be available across all environments in the project.
To manage Project Variables:
Open the Project Settings from the sidebar
Navigate to the Variables tab
In this tab, you can manage two types of variables:
Project Credentials
Define sensitive values as project credentials and reference them in your tests using [CREDENTIAL_KEY] to insert the value you saved securely.
Click Add Credentials to add a new credential
Enter the credential key (uppercase letters, numbers, and underscores only) and its secret value
Click Save Changes
Project Variables (Static)
Set a project variable once, then call it in your tests using [VARIABLE_KEY] to insert the saved value automatically.
Click Add Variables to add a new variable
Enter the variable key (uppercase letters, numbers, and underscores only) and its value
Click Save Changes
Note: Environment-specific variables will override project-level variables when they share the same key. This allows you to set default values at the project level and customize them per environment as needed.
Delete a Test Project
To remove a Test Project from your workspace:
Click the project settings button in the sidebar of the project.
Locate the delete button in the bottom left corner
Click the delete button
Confirm deletion in the popup by clicking "Delete"










