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Teams use SHAFT to write automated checks for websites, mobile apps, services, and databases without rebuilding the same plumbing every time — browsers, waiting, screenshots, and reports are handled for you. The optional assistant-facing module lets a coding assistant search SHAFT's documentation and run its commands while you work, so you can ask how to write a particular test rather than hunt through the manual. It is Java and Maven first, and pairs with an IntelliJ IDEA plugin.

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Ask how to write a test for a login page Search the testing guide without leaving my editor Turn a manual test I run by hand into an automated one Look up the right command for browser checks Set my project up so an assistant knows the testing rules

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SHAFT

Java 25 automation framework for Web, Mobile, API, CLI, and Database testing.

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SHAFT is a Maven-published Java automation framework that keeps the common test automation plumbing in one place: drivers, synchronization, assertions, configuration, test data, reporting, evidence, and optional agent-assisted workflows.

What You Get

Area Built in
UI automation Browser and mobile driver management, synchronized actions, screenshots, and logs.
Service testing REST and GraphQL API workflows with request, response, and assertion support.
System coverage CLI and Database actions for end-to-end validation beyond the browser.
Test design Assertions, validations, test data handling, and configuration overrides.
Reporting Allure-ready evidence, attachments, execution logs, and accessibility artifacts.
Extensions Opt-in modules for cloud execution, capture, diagnostics, healing, MCP, AI, video, and visual checks, plus an IntelliJ IDEA plugin.

Java and Maven first, with TestNG, JUnit, and Cucumber integration, and configuration-first defaults for local, grid, cloud, and CI execution. The IntelliJ IDEA plugin is the front door for agent-assisted work: plan from the SHAFT tool window, reuse existing code, review generated blocks, verify locally.

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SHAFT_ENGINE FAQ

Do I need to know Java?
Yes — SHAFT is a Java and Maven framework, so it is aimed at people who write test code.
Can I use this to have an assistant help write my tests?
Yes — the skill pack lets a coding assistant plan a test, reuse existing code, and show you the result to review.
Which assistants does it support?
It ships as a Claude Code plugin and can install its skills into other agent tools; the IntelliJ IDEA plugin is the main front door.
Does it need a key of its own?
No — the framework itself asks for no key; you use whatever assistant you already have.
What can it actually test?
Websites, mobile apps, services, command-line tools, and databases, with reports and screenshots included.
How hard is setup?
Expect real setup work: a Java project, Maven, and an installer command to add the assistant pieces.