For teams who value simplicity

Start writing tests immediately with zero ceremony. If you know Python, you already know Vedro.

from pathlib import Path as File
from vedro import scenario

@scenario()
def create_file():
    # Arrange
    file = File('example.txt')
    
    # Act
    file.touch()
    
    # Assert
    assert file.exists()

Start Simple, Grow Naturally

Begin with minimal style and evolve as your needs change. Add structure when it helps, not because it's required. Mix styles within the same project: simple tests stay simple, complex tests get structure.

Self-Documenting Tests

Steps automatically appear in test reports and terminal output without plugins or configuration. Code reviews become effortless when tests explain their intent clearly. No more guessing what a test does or why it failed.

One Mental Model

Whether you write bare functions, context-managed steps, or class-based methods, every test follows the same AAA flow. Consistent structure means faster onboarding and zero cognitive overhead when switching between tests.