How do you generate test cases automatically with AI?
QA.tech generates tests five ways, so coverage can grow from wherever your team already works: a plain-language description, a crawl of your app, an issue tracker, your pull requests, or the API. You review and approve rather than author from scratch, which removes the slowest step in growing coverage.
Sub-use-cases
AI Chat
Describe a goal in plain language and QA.tech generates the test.
Crawler / coverage gaps
QA.tech crawls your app and suggests cases for untested areas.
Issue tracker
Connect a Linear or Jira ticket and its acceptance criteria become tests.
PR / MR review
The GitHub or GitLab integration analyses the code diff on every pull request, creates tests for untested changes, runs them against the preview deployment, and posts a review comment with results.
REST API
Trigger test creation or runs programmatically from any CI/CD system (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket and others).
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What AI can generate tests from
Plain-language test creation, crawl-based suggestions for untested areas, ticket-to-test from acceptance criteria, and coverage-gap analysis.
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How does AI generate test cases?
The agent uses the knowledge graph from its crawl to interpret a goal or ticket and produce step-by-step cases ready to review; it can also map covered vs uncovered areas and propose tests to fill gaps.
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When to generate tests with AI
When coverage lags feature velocity, or when standing up tests on an app that has none.
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Who uses AI test generation
QA engineers, developers and PMs who need coverage without scripting.
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How QA.tech helps
Authoring is the real bottleneck in growing coverage. QA.tech generates the cases – from goals, crawls or tickets – so your job is reviewing, not writing.
Companies running ai test generation testing with QA.tech
Generates test steps directly from dense PDF user manuals.
Generated more than 480 AI test cases from scratch.
Defines test goals in plain language or pastes existing plans from Confluence.
Generates tests from its Confluence documentation.
Uses AI-assisted test creation, with each product team owning its own plan.
FAQ
Common questions
- Can QA.tech generate tests from a Jira or Linear ticket?
- Yes – QA.tech reads the ticket's acceptance criteria and proposes matching test cases.
- Can QA.tech create tests from a pull request?
- Yes – the GitHub or GitLab integration analyses the diff on each PR, generates tests for the untested changes, runs them against the preview deployment, and posts the results as a review comment.
- Can QA.tech generate tests through an API?
- Yes – the REST API triggers test creation and runs from any CI/CD system.
Related use cases
Exploratory Testing
Exploratory testing means investigating an application to discover how it behaves and where it breaks, rather than following a fixed script. AI can do this: an agent clicks through a new or changed feature, finds the flows and edge cases, and proposes test cases for what it sees. With QA.tech this runs automatically when a feature lands.
ReadQA for AI-Generated Code & Agentic SDLC (MCP)
AI coding tools ship faster but don't always see the cross-cutting effects of a change, so bugs accumulate faster too. QA.tech adds the quality layer: connect it via MCP and your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Continue) can trigger tests, read results, and fix issues – an agentic feedback loop for AI-built features. The `qatech init` command generates Claude Code subagent and skill files directly in your repo, so the build-test-fix loop is usable immediately.
ReadShift-Left Developer Testing
Shift-left testing means moving quality checks earlier – to the developer, during development – instead of after handoff to QA. AI enables it because tests are plain-language goals: any developer can write "verify a new user can register and get a confirmation email" and run it against their branch, with no scripting skills.
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