Use Vansah Intelligence (VI) in a Test Folder to suggest tests from its requirement information. Review the suggested headlines first, then choose which Test Cases to generate and link to that folder.
Before you begin
Ask a Jira administrator to enable Vansah Intelligence for the workspace if it is not already enabled.
Make sure you can access the Jira space, Test Folder, and Vansah Intelligence features available with your subscription.
Add a useful description to the Test Repository in Vansah.
Give the selected folder meaningful requirement details, such as a description, linked requirement work items, or attachments that have been summarized for AI use. A folder name by itself is not enough.
Example requirement: “Customers can apply one valid coupon at checkout. Reject expired coupons, show the discount before payment, and recalculate the total when the coupon is removed.” Clear behavior like this gives VI something specific to test.
1. Open Vansah Intelligence in the folder
Open your Jira space and select Vansah → Test Cases.
Find the required Test Folder in the Test Repository and select it.
Open the folder’s Vansah Intelligence tab, shown by the sparkle icon beside its other tabs.
Check the folder name at the top of the generator before continuing.
2. Choose the generation settings
Setting | What to choose |
Type | The Test Case type appropriate for the testing you need. |
Test Script | The script format you want. For example, use Multi Steps for separate actions and expected results. If you select an automation format, complete the required Target selection. |
Testing Scope | Optional focus for the generated tests. The selected scope is also applied as a label to created Test Cases. |
Generate new Test Cases which have not been created previously | Keep this selected when you want VI to avoid existing tests. Still review the suggestions for overlap. |
Maximum Test Cases | Choose from the available count options or let VI decide. The requested maximum does not guarantee that many useful suggestions. |
Select Next to generate suggested headlines. Extra controls can appear depending on your subscription.
3. Review and select the headlines
Read the suggested headlines and compare them with the folder’s requirements and existing tests.
Edit a headline if it needs clearer wording or a more specific test objective.
Select the suggestions you want to create and leave unrelated or duplicate suggestions unselected.
Select Next to generate and save the selected Test Cases.
This Next step creates Test Cases. The earlier headline list is a selection stage; the full Test Cases are created after you proceed from that list.
4. Review the created Test Cases
Wait for the creation progress and completion message.
Open the created Test Case links to review their descriptions, preconditions, scripts, and expected results.
Correct any assumptions or missing details before using the tests.
Select Done when available, then return to the folder’s Test Cases tab to confirm the created cases are linked.
AI suggestions need review against your actual requirements. Generating a Test Case does not execute it or prove that it covers every requirement.
If generation is unavailable or incomplete
What happens | What to do |
The VI tab is unavailable | Check workspace activation, subscription access, and your Vansah Intelligence permission in the Jira space. |
Next is unavailable | Choose a Type and any required script Target. At the headline stage, select at least one suggestion. Wait for any active generation to finish. |
A repository description is required | Use the offered Add now action, or open Test Repository properties, add its description, and try again. |
The folder has no usable requirements | Add meaningful requirement details to the folder or its linked requirements. Make sure any intended attachment context is summarized and enabled for AI. |
Fewer suggestions are returned than requested | Review the available requirement detail. Add missing behavior rather than relying on a larger requested count. |
Generation stops after creating some cases | Check the cases already created. Use Continue when offered for the remaining selections; do not assume stopping removes saved cases. |