Test Cases Screen

The Test Cases screen is the central view for managing all test cases in the current Jira project. It shows every test case created by the Rovo agent or manually added as a Jira issue using the configured Test Case issue type.

Navigate to it via the Test Cases link in the TestGenie sidebar.

What You See

The Test Cases screen displays a list of all test case issues in the project. Each row shows:

Column

Description

Issue key

The Jira issue key (e.g., KP-42) — links to the full Jira issue

Summary

The test case title (e.g., "Verify user login with valid credentials")

Assignee

The team member assigned to this test case

Status

The Jira workflow status of the test case issue

Priority

The issue priority

Each test case row also shows inline panels for:

  • Test Steps — the child step issues associated with this test case

  • Linked Test Plans — the test plans this test case belongs to

Filtering Test Cases

Use the filter controls to narrow the list:

  • By Assignee — show only test cases assigned to a specific team member

  • By Status — filter by the test case issue's Jira workflow status (e.g., To Do, In Progress, Done)

  • By Priority — show only test cases of a specific priority

Filters can be combined. The list updates immediately.

Test Steps Panel

Each test case row expands to show its test steps — the child Jira issues created under the test case during generation. Each step shows:

  • Step number

  • Issue key

  • Summary (the action to perform)

  • Status

Test steps are standard Jira child issues. You can click the issue key to open the full Jira issue view.

Linked Test Plans Panel

Each test case row also shows which Test Plans it belongs to. This lets you see at a glance whether a test case is covered by a plan, and navigate to the relevant plan.

If a test case is not linked to any plan, it will not appear in any execution run. Add it to a plan via the Test Plans screen.

Click any plan name in the Linked Test Plans panel to navigate directly to that Test Plan in the Test Plans screen.

How Test Cases Appear Here

Test cases appear in the Test Cases screen in two ways:

  1. Created by the Rovo agent — when you confirm test case creation at the end of an AI generation session, all generated test cases appear here immediately

  2. Created manually — any Jira issue using the issue type configured as the Test Case issue type in Issue Mapping will appear here automatically

Relationship to Jira

All test cases in this screen are standard Jira issues. They are:

  • Visible in your Jira backlog, boards, and dashboards

  • Queryable with JQL using the configured issue type

  • Subject to your existing Jira workflows, permissions, and field configurations

No data is stored outside Jira.