AI Genie
AI test case generation, grounded in your requirements.
Pick a requirement and the categories you want. AI Genie writes structured test cases for it, you review them or let them run, and every case stays linked to the requirement it checks.
becomes 3 test cases
runs them in Chrome
3/3 passed
How it works
From requirement to test cases.
- 01
Give Project Brain your requirements
Upload specs, PRDs, user stories or Jira issues once. testdart extracts the requirements from them.
- 02
Pick requirements and categories
Choose the requirements to cover and the categories you want: positive, negative, boundary and integration.
- 03
Steer it if you want
Add an optional instruction to focus the generation, such as a flow or an edge case you care about.
- 04
Review or run
In copilot mode your team reviews the cases and chooses which run. In autonomous mode testdart runs and verifies them on its own.
What you get
Test cases you can actually run.
Four categories
Positive, negative, boundary and integration cases, so a requirement is covered beyond its happy path.
Grounded in your spec
Every case is generated from a requirement Project Brain extracted, and stays linked to it.
No scripts to maintain
Cases turn directly into executable browser tests. There is no script or framework for your team to write.
Runs in a real browser
Tests run in a real, headed Chrome browser, with steps and screenshots for every run.
How it works
Watch one requirement become a tested release.
The whole loop in under a minute: AI Genie writes and runs the tests, Project Brain grounds them in your spec, requirements show what is covered, reports show what broke. Sample project, representative UI.
A real browser
Tests run headed in Chrome, so you can watch every click the agent makes.
Traced to requirements
Every test case links to the requirement it proves, and every failure to the one it breaks.
Your call on autonomy
Review cases before they run in copilot mode, or let autonomous mode go end to end.
FAQ
Common questions.
Requirements that Project Brain extracts from your specs, PRDs, user stories or Jira issues.
1 requirement → test cases → a run → a report
Your next release, tested before it ships.
Point testdart at one requirement you care about. You'll have test cases, a real-browser run and a report in a single sitting.