TestGenie is an AI-powered test management suite for Jira. It covers the complete test lifecycle — from generating test cases via the Atlassian Rovo agent, through test planning, execution tracking, defect linkage, and results export — without leaving Jira.
AI Test Case Generation via Atlassian Rovo
TestGenie uses the Atlassian Rovo agent to generate structured test cases from Jira stories and issues.
Open any Jira Story, Bug, or Feature and ask the Rovo agent to generate test cases
The agent reads the issue summary, description, and any linked preconditions as context
It generates a list of planned test case summaries first — you review before anything is created in Jira
Each planned test case is expanded into a full draft with test steps and expected results
Confirm creation — test cases, test steps, and requirement links are created as native Jira child issues
Generated test cases appear immediately in the Test Cases screen.
Issue Mapping
The Issue Mapping screen is a one-time configuration that maps TestGenie's test management roles to your existing Jira issue types and link types. It has three sections:
Section | What it configures |
|---|
Requirement & Test Linkage | Issue types for requirements and test cases; the link type connecting them |
Defect Orchestration | Defect issue type; link types connecting defects to executions and test cases |
Execution Planning | Test Plan and Execution issue types; all link types for plan-to-case, plan-to-execution, and execution-to-case relationships; Enable Test Execution tracking checkbox |
This is a one-time setup per project. Save Changes and all test management features unlock.
Test Cases Screen
The Test Cases screen is the central view for all test cases in the project. It shows:
All test cases with key, summary, assignee, status, and priority
Test steps and linked test plans for each case inline
Filters by assignee, status, and priority
All test cases are standard Jira issues — visible in your backlog and queryable with JQL.
Test Plans
The Test Plans screen is where you organise test cases into executable groups — by sprint, release, or feature area.
From Test Plans you can:
Create a test plan with a name, assignee, and priority
Link any number of test cases to the plan
Assign individual test cases to team members
Click Execute Plan to start a test run
Execution Dashboard
The Execution Dashboard is where test runs are tracked in real time.
Stat cards show Tests Passed / Tests Failed / Not Executed live, updated as results are marked
Each test case row has a TEST RESULT column — mark Passed, Failed, or Not Executed
The Active Runs sidebar lets you navigate between multiple execution sets for the same plan
The ACTIONS column on a failed test provides the defect link action
Defect Orchestration
When a test is marked Failed, the ACTIONS column allows linking the execution to an existing Jira defect in one step. This creates:
Both links use your existing Jira link types, configured in Issue Mapping. The full defect trail — from defect to execution to test case to requirement — is available in standard Jira views and JQL.
Export Report
Click Export Report in the Execution Dashboard to generate a shareable report of the current run. The report includes the run summary (Tests Passed / Failed / Not Executed counts) and individual test case results.
Zero Schema Disruption
TestGenie creates no proprietary issue types, no hidden databases, and no external integrations.
All test data lives in Jira as standard issues
Queryable with JQL like any other Jira issue
Visible in existing boards, filters, and dashboards
Jira performance is unaffected — no issue bloat