esp32-workbench-test

Track ESP32 hardware test progress by pushing live updates to the workbench UI via the /api/test/update and /api/test/progress endpoints. POST the spec, phase, and total to start, then continue updating steps and results with subsequent calls to the same endpoint.

Block automated ESP32 tests until operator confirmation by using the /api/human-interaction endpoint. This mechanism pauses test execution and waits for manual approval, supporting procedures that require live human intervention before proceeding.

Activity logging for ESP32 test sessions works by recording timestamped operations via the /api/log endpoint. This creates a persistent audit trail and provides historical records for debugging automated hardware test bench workflows.

Yes, you can use this API-driven test coordination for development workflows without external hardware dependencies. It operates independently to coordinate test sessions, collect operator inputs, and log activities through deterministic API endpoints.

ESP32 test automation does not require a specific framework here, as it relies on standard deterministic APIs. You interact with test progress, human interaction, and logging capabilities directly through HTTP endpoints like /api/test/update and /api/log.