Build your first web suite (YAML) and run it

What it is
A practical walkthrough: create suite.yaml, bind data, run, and review artifacts.

Why it’s needed
- Teams need a quick path from install → first successful run.
- A working example clarifies the suite structure and outputs.
- Early success reduces adoption friction.

Benefits
- Fast onboarding for dev and QA.
- A repeatable ‘known good’ smoke suite.
- Creates a baseline artifact set for governance.

How to use it in WebSureQTool
1) Create a new suite in the Suite Editor (e.g., Login smoke).
2) Add steps: navigate → type → click → assert.
3) Optionally bind a dataset for credentials or base URLs.
4) Run from Run Panel.
5) Review outputs: logs + run.json (and report.html / junit.xml depending on configuration).

Use the Intelligent Assistant for guided troubleshooting and next actions.