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Create Project Test Case Note

Description

Adds a note to a test case in an AttackForge project. A note records progress working the test case - the running log of what the tester did and found. For reference material useful in performing the test case (background, tips, payloads) use create_project_testcase_workspace_note instead.

This is a write operation: it persists a new note against the project test case. The shape of args is declared inline (see Building args for Write Tools), so no preparatory call is needed. note is a rich-text field and must use the AttackForge richtext format described in the richtext_format block returned by get_args_schema_for_tool.

Files cannot be attached through this tool. Preconditions: the caller must have Edit access to the project and access to its test cases, and the test case must belong to the project. On success the new note id is returned.

How To Enable

  1. Go to Users

  2. Select the user you would like to provide access to this tool

  3. Click on Access > MCP

  4. Click on Add Tools

  5. Select the tool create_project_testcase_note and click Add

Example Prompts

  • Add a note to this test case saying no injection was found.

  • Record on the TLS test case that the server still supports TLS 1.0.

  • Log my testing progress on this test case.

Parameters

Parameter
Type
Required
Description

args

object

Yes

The note-creation payload - see the keys below.

args keys:

Key
Type
Required
Description

project_id

string

Yes

Id (24-hex) of the project the test case is allocated to. Source: find_projects.

project_testcase_id

string

Yes

Id (24-hex) of the project test case the note is being added to - the per-project instance, NOT the parent library test case. Source: find_project_testcases (its id field).

note

string

Yes

The note content - a record of progress working the test case. Rich-text - use the AttackForge richtext format.

Example Response

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