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Coordinate runs through the API

AuraCheck supports project-scoped CI tokens created in Project Integrations. Store the token in your secret manager and send it as a Bearer token over HTTPS.

Set up the workflow

Create a run with POST /api/projects/:id/runs, execute it with POST /api/runs/:id/execute, and inspect it with GET /api/runs/:id. Request bodies depend on the selected case and execution configuration; use the connected MCP tool schema or your deployment’s API contract rather than guessing fields.

Run lifecycle

POST /api/projects/:id/runsCreate a run from the selected cases and configuration.POST /api/runs/:id/executeRequest execution. Network and concurrency gates still apply.GET /api/runs/:idRead the run and wait for a terminal result in your CI logic.

Handle non-2xx responses explicitly. Never treat a queued request, timeout, or missing result as success. Keep CI tokens out of client-side code.

Before using this in a release gate

Validate one representative journey in the intended environment, review its outcome, and agree who owns failures. Use the current deployment’s configuration and tool schemas for exact options.

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