Step 1: Add Your Repository
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Go to Testing > Repos
Open the Testing section in the dashboard
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Click Add Repository
Select your repository from GitHub
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Save
Use default settings for now - you can configure later
Step 2: Import Your Tests
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Go to Testing > Tests
Navigate to the Tests page
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Click New Test
Click “New Test” button
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Select Your Repository
Choose the repo you just added
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Choose Unit or Integration
Select your test type
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Click Import Tab
Switch to “Import Existing”
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Select Tests
Paragon finds your tests - select the ones you want
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Import
Click “Import Selected”
Step 3: Enable Run on PR
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Go to Testing > Repos
Back to your repositories
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Click Your Repository
Open repository settings
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Enable Run on PR
Toggle on “Run on PR”
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Save
Your tests now run on every pull request
Step 4: Enable Evolving Tests
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Scroll to Evolving Tests
In the same repository settings page
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Enable Toggle
Turn on “Enable Evolving Tests”
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Enable Auto-Run on PR
Toggle on to auto-analyze every PR
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Save
Paragon will now propose test updates when your code changes
What Happens Next
On your next PR:- Your imported tests run automatically
- Results appear as a GitHub status check
- Paragon analyzes your changes and proposes test updates
- Review proposals and accept to keep tests in sync
Next Steps
Generate New Tests
Create E2E or unit tests with AI
Configure Settings
Fine-tune triggers, env vars, and more