> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.assignbots.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Test bot

# 🧪 How to Test Your Bot Before Using It in Class

Before sharing your bot with students, it’s a good idea to test it thoroughly — to make sure it behaves the way you expect.

## Step-by-step

1. Open the bot in the **Bot Editor**
2. Review all tabs:

* AI Setup
* Tone
* Visuals
* Knowledge
* Script (if used)

3. Click the **Preview** or **Test** button (usually at the top or bottom of the editor)
4. Interact with the bot as if you were a student:

* Ask questions
* Navigate any scripted flows
* Try different wording or typos to test robustness

<Info title="Preview runs the bot in its current state">
  Even if you haven’t saved recent changes yet, the preview reflects your latest edits.
</Info>

## What to look for

* Does the tone match your audience?
* Does the bot reference your uploaded knowledge correctly?
* Are all questions in your script flowing as intended?

<Tip title="Use private testing before sharing">
  Don’t share or embed the bot until you’ve done a full test run — especially if using it for graded activities.
</Tip>

Testing helps you catch errors early and ensures your learners have a smooth experience.