Test case generator agent
Learn how AI can assist you with creating test cases in BrowserStack Test Management.
The test case generator agent functions as an autonomous QA architect. It parses unstructured requirement documents (PDFs, images, Jira tickets) to construct structured, comprehensive test cases. It understands context, identifies positive/negative flows, and auto-populates fields like preconditions and priority.
Agentic capabilities
- Multi-format ingestion: Accepts prompts, PDFs, text files, screenshots, Jira tickets, and Confluence pages.
- Context awareness: Scans your existing test repository to ensure new cases align with established naming conventions and structures.
- Iterative refinement: Supports follow-up prompts to refine the output without restarting.
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BDD output: Generate BDD output using
Given/When/Then. - Session-tied behavior: Run generation in the background in the Generate with AI modal.
BrowserStack does not train its AI models on the data you provide.
Demo
Watch the following demo to see how the test case generator agent works:
Generate AI Agent-powered test cases
Our AI Agent-powered test case generation helps you create comprehensive and well-structured test cases quickly. You can generate test cases in plain English or in the BDD Gherkin format to align with your development practices.
You can now generate test cases in three ways:
- Quick prompt from the listing view: Fastest way to add cases without leaving the page.
- From the Create Test Case form: Compose a clear and concise title of the feature or user story you want to test.
- From requirement documents, images or a prompt: You can generate test cases from multiple files, including various file types.
- From Jira issues and Confluence page links: You can also generate test cases by directly providing a Jira/Confluence page links.
- Iterative prompting: Best when the first draft is close but needs refinement.
- When BDD test cases are selected, the generator returns Feature/Scenario style output using Given / When / Then.
- Currently, only one JIRA ID can be submitted per request.
- Context from Jira attachments, including PDF and image files, is considered when generating test cases from a JIRA issue.
- A PDF attachment can have maximum of 25 pages.
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