The commands

Start with the Cypress API itself, one command at a time: getting elements, typing, intercepting requests, a first API test, and controlling the clock.

• Getting elements
• Typing in fields
• Intercepting and waiting for network requests
• Creating a simple API test
• Freezing the browser's clock

A real project, end to end

Then a whole application: planning the tests, writing the most important one first, accessibility checks, custom commands, and continuous integration.

• Test Planning
• Implementing the most important test case
• Accessibility tests with Cypress
• Custom commands
• Continuous Integration

Behavior-driven development

Next, the same skills written as Gherkin features with Cucumber: parameters, tables, tags, and an HTML report.

• Testing your first feature
• Features with tabular data
• Running scenarios by tags
• Generating an HTML report

Mastering the network

Then the advanced side of cy.intercept(): waiting on requests, mocking responses, simulating delays and errors, and stable selectors.

• Waiting for network requests
• Mocking API responses with fixtures
• Simulating a slow request
• Scoping element selection with .within() and .find()

Cypress in the AI era

Finish by using the official Cypress skills in your AI coding tool to write, review, and debug tests, with everything above to judge what it gives you.

• Installing and using the official Cypress Skills
• Writing E2E tests with cypress-author
• Debugging failing Cypress tests with the Cypress skills
• Analyzing test gaps and building a report for cypress-author