Dashboard

The dashboard built into the Agilitest ecosystem is not just a post-execution report, but a tool for static analysis and assessing the overall health of your test project.

When your tests are executed (whether from the Agilitest interface or via the command line using ats-core), the engine logs absolutely everything that happens:

• The actions performed (clicks, keystrokes, submissions).
• The execution time for each step.
• The action status (Success / Failure).
• Screenshots or video recordings of the actions.

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Le dashboard compile et croise les données techniques du projet pour fournir une vue d'ensemble de votre patrimoine de tests :

• Il comptabilise le nombre de scripts, le volume d'actions globales et la répartition du travail par auteur.
• Il mesure le taux de couverture de vos scripts au sein des différentes suites d'exécution (les fichiers TestNG XML).
• Il suit l'activité de versioning Git et l'historique d'édition pour identifier les scripts fréquemment modifiés ou abandonnés.
• Il met en lumière les tests dits flaky (instables), liste les scripts qui n'ont jamais été exécutés et analyse les durées de passage pour repérer les goulots d'étranglement.

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The dashboard compiles and cross-references technical project data to provide an overview of your test portfolio:

• It tracks the number of scripts, the total volume of actions, and the distribution of work by author.
• It measures the coverage rate of your scripts across the various execution suites (TestNG XML files).
• It tracks Git versioning activity and edit history to identify frequently modified or abandoned scripts.
• It highlights so-called “flaky” (unstable) tests, lists scripts that have never been executed, and analyzes execution times to identify bottlenecks.

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Configure the Dashboard

The button to access the dashboard is located directly in the left sidebar of the editor.

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The “Edit” menu lets you show or hide sections of metrics grouped by theme.

All your dashboard section configurations and exclusions are saved directly to the project's metadata file.

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Dashboard’s parameters

You can customize the display of your Dashboard from the Agilitest editor.

Open the left sidebar > Dashboard > Edit

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From this interface, you can choose to show or hide certain information depending on your report's audience (for example, hide Git history, complexity, or suite coverage if it's not relevant).

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Some examples of parameters: 

Tracker

You can configure an optional tracker. 

Integrating a tracker allows you to display advanced metrics from your previous runs in the dashboard, such as execution times, flaky tests, or tests that have never been run.

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Gamification

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Gamification helps boost team engagement by making progress tracking visual and fun. The dashboard fuels this momentum through:

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• Git Activity and Editor History: The system tracks interactions and changes to scripts over time, reflecting the team’s ongoing efforts.
• Debugging: By openly listing scripts flagged as “flaky” (unstable) or scripts that have never been executed, the dashboard sets clear “cleanup” and stabilization goals for the team.
• Goal Progress: Tracking test suite coverage serves as a gauge of collective progress toward delivery.

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This section highlights statistics on individual users to showcase the work they’ve accomplished. This data is directly linked to the publisher’s identity management system.

In a section called “Hall of Fame,” the dashboard attributes scripts and actions to their respective authors, highlighting the project’s most active contributors.

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The dashboard can measure the algorithmic complexity of test scenarios. Successfully maintaining or simplifying complex test suites has become a key metric for highlighting the expertise of test automation engineers.

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