Installation

1. Download AutoReg

Grab the installer for your OS from the download page:

https://autoreg-ai.vercel.app/download

2. Choose your AI model (optional)

AutoReg works out of the box with the default model. You can switch models any time via the chat composer — no restart needed:

More model providers are coming soon.

3. Install the AutoReg skill

autoreg.md — the spec AutoReg needs to generate your tests — is produced by the AutoReg: Skill Installer extension, not written by hand. It installs in seconds into any repository, application, or project:

1. In VS Code (or any VS Code-compatible editor), open Extensions and search for AutoReg: Skill Installer (publisher: autoreg).
2. Open the AutoReg panel in the activity bar. It detects the AI coding agent already in your workspace — Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, and more.
3. Click Install next to the coding agent you use.

Run the skill from your coding agent to generate autoreg.md for your app:

• Agent detected — type the slash command in your coding agent’s chat:

  /generate-autoreg
• No agent detected — a generate-autoreg/ folder is created in your workspace with the skill inside it. Reference it directly in your agent’s chat:

  @generate-autoreg/generate-autoreg.md

Full walkthrough: Generating autoreg.md.

Log files

All app output is written to a rotating log file — useful when reporting issues:

Max 100 MB per file; archived with _N suffix on rotation.

Checklist

• Installer downloaded from autoreg-ai.vercel.app/download and app installed
• AutoReg launches
• AutoReg: Skill Installer extension installed in your editor
• autoreg.md generated with the skill

Next steps

• What is autoreg.md — the spec that drives everything
• Generating autoreg.md — auto-generate the spec from source code
• Generating tests — create your first workflow