Knowledge
Knowledge is domain-specific content that you add to Rhesis to generate relevant, context-aware test cases. Knowledge is made up of Sources.
What are Sources? Sources are pieces of content such as documents or pages imported from external systems. They are used as context for test case generation.
How to Add a Source
Upload Documents
Upload files directly from your computer to add them as sources. Rhesis supports a wide range of file formats:
Supported File Formats
| Format | Description |
|---|---|
.docx | Microsoft Word documents |
.pptx | Microsoft PowerPoint presentations |
.xlsx | Microsoft Excel spreadsheets |
.pdf | PDF files |
.txt | Plain text files |
.csv | Comma-separated values |
.json | JSON data files |
.xml | XML documents |
.html, .htm | HTML web pages |
.zip | Compressed archives (only the directory structure is extracted) |
.epub | Electronic book format |
Import from MCP
Import pages from connected MCP servers (e.g., Notion pages) to use them as sources. See MCP documentation for more information about connecting MCP servers.
To import sources from MCP servers:
- Click “Import Source from MCP” on the Knowledge page
- Select an MCP tool
- Enter a search query to find pages
- Select pages from the results
- Click “Import as Sources” to save them
Future Support: Right now, you can only import content from Notion. Connections to additional providers (GitHub, Atlassian) are planned. Do you have a preference? Let us know via contact form .