Connect your AI agent
For the complete documentation index, see llms.txtunotest studio doesn’t ship an AI model — it connects the agent you already
use to the open project, over MCP. The agent drives your real app through the
unotest MCP server and writes plain .js tests into the folder.
Connect a workspace
From Tools → Connect agents to this workspace…, studio writes the MCP configuration — pinned to the current folder — for the agents it supports:
- Claude Desktop
- Claude Code
- Codex
A dialog confirms which were connected. Then open your agent and ask it to record or run a test: it drives your system browser and writes the result into your repo.
Claude Code is also wired automatically each time you open a workspace (a
project-scoped config), so running claude in the
docked terminal picks up unotest right away.
You stay in control
Studio is a provider, not an LLM host — it never calls a model and never
applies a change on its own, and it holds no API keys. As everywhere in unotest,
the agent proposes, the tests land as readable .js, and you review and commit.
See For your AI agent.
Next
- Connect your editor — the same wiring, by hand
- Under the hood