Run QA Wolf flows from your terminal or in CI.
The CLI runs and manages flows locally. Flow creation, AI-powered test generation, managed cloud execution, and team collaboration are part of the full QA Wolf platform. See docs.qawolf.com for the full docs, or qawolf.com to get started.
npm install -g @qawolf/cli
# or: pnpm add -g @qawolf/cli
# or: yarn global add @qawolf/cli
# or: bun add -g @qawolf/cliTry it without installing:
npx @qawolf/cli --helpSupported Node versions: Node 20.19+. Node 20 reached end-of-life on 2026-04-30 and no longer receives security updates; it remains supported here only for environments still pinned to Node 20. Prefer Node 22+ where possible.
Precompiled binaries are attached to each GitHub Release — no Node.js required: qawolf-linux-x64, qawolf-linux-arm64, qawolf-darwin-x64, qawolf-darwin-arm64, and qawolf-windows-x64.exe.
curl -fsSL -o qawolf https://github.com/qawolf/cli/releases/latest/download/qawolf-darwin-arm64
chmod +x qawolf && ./qawolf --helpYou need a QA Wolf account — sign up at qawolf.com. The <env-id> comes from the QA Wolf dashboard under Settings → Environments.
qawolf auth login # or set QAWOLF_API_KEY for CI
qawolf flows run --env <env-id>qawolf flows run --env runs your team's flows from the local .qawolf/<env> cache (a per-environment copy of your flows on disk), pulling them first only if they are not already cached locally and installing the runtime dependencies they need. To refresh the local cache, run qawolf flows pull --env <env-id>; to author flows locally without the platform, run qawolf init first.
The examples/ directory contains sample flows you can run directly:
qawolf install # one-time: install the browser runtime
qawolf flows run examples/example.flow.ts| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
qawolf auth |
Authenticate with QA Wolf |
qawolf flows |
Run flows locally, pull flows |
qawolf run |
Trigger and manage QA Wolf runs on the platform (public API) |
qawolf install |
Install runtime dependencies |
qawolf init |
Set up a local-only project |
qawolf doctor |
Diagnose problems |
Run any command with --help for its flags and options.
This repository ships a qawolf-cli Agent Skill that follows the open Agent Skills specification. It works with compatible harnesses such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, and OpenCode.
Install the CLI first, then use the cross-harness skills installer to install the skill globally:
npm install -g @qawolf/cli
npx skills add qawolf/cli --skill qawolf-cli --globalThe installer detects supported harnesses and prompts you to select where to install the skill. To target specific harnesses non-interactively:
npx skills add qawolf/cli \
--skill qawolf-cli \
--global \
--agent claude-code \
--agent codex \
--yesOmit --global to install the skill only for the current project. The skill also ships in the npm package for consumers that manage skill files directly.
The skill is generated from its source template and the command tree (bun run generate), and kept in sync by the test suite.
- Commands — full command and flag reference
- Configuration —
qawolf.config.tsfields - Environment variables
- Exit codes
- Troubleshooting
- Known issues — current limitations and workarounds
See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup. To report a bug or request a feature, open an issue on GitHub.
To report a vulnerability, see SECURITY.md.
