# User Manual

- [Create a Baseline](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/user-manual/create-a-baseline.md): Create a baseline and add coverage to an untested endpoint
- [Test Your Code Changes](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/user-manual/test-your-code-changes.md): Test your code changes for an endpoint with existing tests
- [Maintain Your Test Suite](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/user-manual/maintain-your-test-suite.md): Keep your test suite uptodate with zero manual effort
- [Manage Your Test Environment](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/user-manual/manage-your-test-environment.md): Provide Kerno context about your environment.
- [Setup Kerno MCP](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/user-manual/setup-kerno-mcp.md): This guide explains how to attach Cursor or Claude Code to Kerno’s local MCP endpoint after the Kerno IDE extension has started the Kerno agent for your project.
- [Using Kerno MCP](https://kerno.gitbook.io/docs/user-manual/using-kerno-mcp.md): Kerno MCP connects your AI assistant to your backend workspace: it can analyze the repo, start a local stack from cold, record HTTP test baselines, and re-run those tests against the running services.


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