Using Antithesis with AI

Antithesis offers a number of tools that enable AI agents to handle large parts of the Antithesis workflow for you.

Antithesis skills for agents

If you’re working with a coding agent and using Docker Compose, we offer a set of skills that enable your agent to do most of your Antithesis setup for you.

We also offer skills that enable agents to help with triage and debugging. You can find them in the same repo, but note that these are in early development.

Snouty CLI

Agents use Antithesis via the Snouty CLI. You’ll need to install Snouty to use the skills.

Snouty is under active development and likely to change. It’s intended primarily as an interface for agents. Humans can use Snouty as well, but you should avoid depending directly on Snouty. You can depend on agentic workflows built on the Antithesis skills.

Further documentation is in the readme.

Docs access for agents

Our documentation is written for AI tools — coding assistants, agents, and LLMs — as well as humans. Sometimes AIs read more thoroughly than people do!

There’s an index of every page in our documentation and resources section, with links to markdown versions, in the llms.txt convention at: https://antithesis.com/docs/llms.txt.

If you just want an index of the resources section, it’s available under the Resources header.

There’s also a dedicated documentation skill that helps agents parse our docs.

Markdown versions of every page

Simple append .md to the URL and remove trailing slashes.

For example:

https://antithesis.com/docs/test_templates/composer_example/

becomes

https://antithesis.com/docs/test_templates/composer_example.md