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Scaffolds a TypeScript + Playwright test framework with page primitives, CI and TMS wiring, plus AI-assistant skills that map your live app and draft tests for your review. EITR is an interactive CLI wizard invoked via npx @onlytests/eitr new. It inspects a target URL, asks for the AI assistants, CI provider, task tracker and TMS to set up, and generates a ready-to-run test project with page objects, a CI pipeline and optional TMS integration. The generated project carries skills and…

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# EITR

> Scaffolds a TypeScript + Playwright test framework with page primitives, CI and TMS wiring, plus AI-assistant skills that map your live app and draft tests for your review.

EITR is an interactive CLI wizard invoked via `npx @onlytests/eitr new`. It inspects a target URL, asks for the AI assistants, CI provider, task tracker and TMS to set up, and generates a ready-to-run test project with page objects, a CI pipeline and optional TMS integration.

The generated project carries skills and rules for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Antigravity, Devin Desktop, Codex and Aider. `/ground-zero-setup` runs the whole pipeline on a live app: crawl the pages (`/map-site`), group them into features (`/map-features`), decide what to test (`/define-test-conditions`), draft test cases (`/design-test-cases`) and write the tests (`/automate-test`), with a person's review between stages.

For headless or CI usage, pass all options as flags: `npx @onlytests/eitr new --start-url <URL> --language <typescript> --ci-cd <github|gitlab|jenkins|teamcity> --yes`. Run `npx @onlytests/eitr new --help` for the full flag list.

Other commands: `npx @onlytests/eitr auth` captures an authenticated browser session (handles SSO/MFA) into `.auth/user.json` for test reuse. `npx @onlytests/eitr doctor --ai` checks environment and AI tooling setup.

Good fit: E2E/browser test automation for an existing web app, Page Object scaffolding, CI + TMS wiring. Not a fit: unit testing, API-only testing, load/performance testing, security scanning. See the README's "When to use EITR" section for the full list.

The generated project follows the Component Page Object Model (CPOM) pattern: base classes, UI primitives (Button, TextInput, Table, Dialog), page compositions, and test scenarios. Assertions live in tests only. State readers use a `Now()` suffix and do not auto-retry. The generated framework has zero runtime dependency on EITR.

## Documentation

- [README](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ivanestar/eitr/main/README.md): Quick start, feature overview, CLI command reference
- [Architecture](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ivanestar/eitr/main/docs/architecture/README.md): System architecture, design decisions, ADRs
- [Contributing](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ivanestar/eitr/main/CONTRIBUTING.md): Contribution guidelines and code style

## Source

- [CLI package](https://github.com/ivanestar/eitr/tree/main/packages/cli): Interactive wizard and command handlers
- [Engine package](https://github.com/ivanestar/eitr/tree/main/packages/engine): Code generation engine, AST templates, CPOM primitives

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