This guide explains how to test changes from a branch without publishing to the marketplace.
- Claude Code
- your branch pushed to GitHub
Remove any existing installation, then add the marketplace pointing to your branch:
/plugin uninstall autonoma-test-planner-development
/plugin marketplace remove autonoma
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Autonoma-AI/test-planner-plugin#your-branch-name
/plugin install autonoma-test-planner-development@autonoma
Push new commits to your branch, then reinstall:
/plugin uninstall autonoma-test-planner-development
/plugin marketplace remove autonoma
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Autonoma-AI/test-planner-plugin#your-branch-name
/plugin install autonoma-test-planner-development@autonoma
The plugin itself requires these values in the target project session:
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
AUTONOMA_API_KEY |
Autonoma API key |
AUTONOMA_PROJECT_ID |
Application ID from the Autonoma dashboard |
AUTONOMA_API_URL |
API base URL, for example http://localhost:4000 in local dev |
You do not need to pre-set AUTONOMA_SDK_ENDPOINT, AUTONOMA_SHARED_SECRET, or AUTONOMA_SIGNING_SECRET.
Step 1 creates or discovers those values in the target repo by editing .env and .env.example.
Use AUTONOMA_AUTO_ADVANCE=true as the canonical launch mode while testing. If you are still using
the older confirmation flag, AUTONOMA_REQUIRE_CONFIRMATION=false is treated as the same
auto-advance behavior.
After the generated PR is merged, the user still needs to deploy those env changes.