The Vansah Agent for Rovo brings your Vansah testing information into Atlassian Rovo. Ask questions in everyday language to find tests, understand requirement coverage and carry out supported testing tasks from a conversation in Jira.
What the agent can help you do
Your goal | How the agent helps |
Find testing information | Locate Test Cases, Test Folders, Test Plans and Test Runs using keys, names and relevant filters. |
Prepare test coverage | Review a Jira requirement, compare existing tests and propose or create additional Test Cases. |
Maintain Test Cases | Update supported fields, scripts and steps; organize tests and link them to requirements or folders. |
Plan testing | Find and create Test Plans, review iterations and update supported planning details. |
Record and review results | Save results for specified tests, inspect Test Run details and review coverage or execution reports. |
How to use it
Start with a clear task and a Jira work item or Jira space key. For example: “Review VANS-1234, find its linked Test Cases and propose any missing tests. Do not create anything yet.”
You can ask for recommendations first, review them with your team, then ask the agent to save the agreed changes. Check the records and proposed changes before confirming an action in Rovo.
Access and review
The agent uses the Jira and Vansah information available to it. Your access, permissions, installed Vansah version and the context supplied in the conversation affect what it can find or change.
Review generated tests and coverage summaries before relying on them. Include exact Test Case keys, plan names and iteration numbers where relevant, and open the returned links to check saved information.
Get started
Follow Using the Vansah Rovo Agent for instructions on opening the agent, example requests and a requirement-to-Test-Case workflow.
If you want to connect an AI assistant outside Rovo to Vansah, see the Vansah MCP Overview.