JAIPilot/ Docs

Run Java testing workflows in IntelliJ IDEA

Install the plugin, sign in, and choose the testing outcome you need from the Jobs tool window.

Install JAIPilot ↗

Prefer the terminal? Install CLI or view the GitHub repository ↗. The CLI uses the same JAIPilot account and credits. For coverage targets, follow the CLI and Maven guide to check JaCoCo locally or generate tests to meet your configured minimum.

01

Install and connect

Follow these steps in IntelliJ IDEA. JAIPilot handles the testing workflow; project commands and file changes run on your computer.

  1. 01

    Install JAIPilot

    Settings → Plugins → Marketplace

    Search for JAIPilot and install the plugin in IntelliJ IDEA.

  2. 02

    Sign in to JAIPilot

    Settings → JAIPilot

    Choose Sign in to JAIPilot to start the trial. No provider CLI, model picker, or separate AI account is required.

  3. 03

    Run a job

    Right-click a class, classes, or a directory · Jobs → New

    Right-click a class, multiple classes, or a directory to scope the workflow to that selection. Use Jobs → New in the JAIPilot console to run against the entire repository.

  4. 04

    Inspect the result

    JAIPilot tool window → Jobs

    Read the build, tests, coverage, and changed files. Git projects also support change review, undo, and redo.

02

Watch a job

Right-click a class, multiple classes, or a directory to run against that selection, or use Jobs → New in the JAIPilot console to run against the entire repository. Then follow local execution, measured results, change review, and the generated JUnit test.

Improve coverage, end to end Right-click a class, multiple classes, or a directory for that selection, or use Jobs → New for the entire repository. Run the workflow locally, inspect measured coverage, review the change, and open the generated test. Open the full-size GIF ↗
Six JAIPilot testing workflows in IntelliJ IDEA
Choose a workflow Start with the testing result you need for the selected Java code.
JAIPilot completed job showing build, tests, and coverage
Read the result Check the build command, test totals, and measured coverage.
JAIPilot Jobs tool window inside IntelliJ IDEA Open the Jobs tool window ↗JAIPilot running a testing workflow locally in IntelliJ IDEA Follow local progress ↗JAIPilot local build and test command logs Inspect local command logs ↗JAIPilot undoing a completed testing change with Git Undo a completed change ↗JAIPilot redoing an undone testing change with Git Redo an undone change ↗JAIPilot guidance for a project without Git Use JAIPilot without Git ↗JAIPilot account settings inside IntelliJ IDEA Connect your JAIPilot account ↗
03

Workflow reference

Choose a job by what you have now and the result you need.

Generate Tests

Java file or project

New tests, build result, and test totals

Lock Existing Behavior

Java file before a refactor

Characterization tests for current behavior

Fix Tests

Failing project tests

Repairs and a fresh test run

Stabilize Flaky Tests

Intermittently failing tests

Reproduction, fix, and repeated runs

Test Current Changes

Current Git changes

Targeted tests and full-suite result

Improve Coverage

Java file with a coverage report

Measured coverage before and after

Coverage appears only when the project creates a supported report. JAIPilot does not infer a percentage from console text or file names.

04

Results and history

Jobs keeps commands, checks, and the changed-file list together. Git repositories can open a diff and use Undo or Redo. Non-Git projects can still run jobs and see how to initialize Git for those actions.

Analysis records test totals and measured coverage by repository and branch when a job produces them. A successful job may make no code changes.

Open Analysis →

Install JAIPilot

Open the plugin listing in JetBrains Marketplace.

IntelliJ plugin ↗