Hi,
The screenshot you provided shows that IntelliJ is error-highlighting the imported libs. Note that the class name is also highlighted. I am not sure whether these are error that relate to IntelliJ’s inability to resolve them or whether it’s just intellisense. Same goes for Junit annotations, they are also highlighted in error.
Make sure that your gradle file contains all dependencies and in the correct format.
In addition, since you are running a test, place the test class inside test/java.
Another thing, I can see that you are using SeeTestAndroidDriver when creating an instance of the driver. If you are using Appium Studio 10.9, you should use Appium’s Default driver classes.
https://docs.experitest.com/display/public/AS/Updating+Appium+Studio+from+10.8+to+10.9+and+Higher
Once you resolve dependencies and errors and relocate the test class to test/java, you should be able to run the test.