Quickstart

1. Sign in

Go to the sign-in page and continue with either Google or GitHub — Kiwami uses these only to identify you, via WorkOS AuthKit. There's no separate Kiwami password.

2. Create an organization

The first time you sign in, you'll be asked to create an organization. Everything in Kiwami — projects, runs, billing — belongs to an organization, not to you individually. Pick a plan at this step too (see Plans & billing); you can change it later.

3. Connect GitHub

From your dashboard, connect your organization to the Kiwami GitHub App. This installs the app on whichever repositories you choose — Kiwami never sees repositories you don't explicitly grant it. See Connecting GitHub for the full walkthrough.

4. Create a project

Start the New Project wizard, pick a repository from your GitHub connection (or paste a repo URL directly), and let autodetection find your test suites. See Creating a project.

5. Trigger a run

Once your project's environment has finished building, trigger a run for any detected suite. See Triggering runs for both the manual button and automatic push-triggered runs.

6. Read the results

Each run's detail page shows a per-test results table once the framework's report has been parsed. See Reading results.