Test Management by Testsigma puts AI agents in the hands of QA teams throughout the testing lifecycle - analyzing requirements, generating test cases and test steps, executing tests, tracking progress, and generating detailed bug reports.
We’ve spent the last few years building Testsigma to simplify and scale codeless test automation. But one thing kept bothering us: manual testing, though critical, is still stuck.
Trapped in spreadsheets, checklists, and decades old tools, while the rest of software development has raced ahead with AI and automation.
Software development is now generative, rapid, and AI-native.
Testing? Still copy-pasting steps and manually clicking through flows.
That’s what we’re trying to change.
Today we’re launching a new Test Management product, and it’s built around a simple idea:
AI agents in the hands of all testers.
Here’s what it can do:
Generate comprehensive test cases and detailed test steps with generative test data, assertions, validations and even edge cases, all this with sources like Jira, Figma, screenshots or video recordings of user journeys.
Execute those test cases with real clicks and validations, like a human would, and with the human in the loop.
Generate comprehensive bug report when things break - with actual context, and steps to reproduce that can be filed to Jira in a single click.
No, this isn’t another ChatGPT wrapper that spits out shallow test cases from a screenshot. It reads your designs, understands user flows, looks at your requirements and applications like a real human would, and behaves more like a teammate than a tool.
It’s all powered by Atto, our new AI coworker for QA teams that also powers our codeless test automation platform.
We’re calling this shift agentic manual testing—because it’s time manual testing caught up with the rest of the stack.
Would love your feedback, questions, and thoughts. Happy to go deep on how we’re making this work.
Congratulations, @rukmangada and to the entire Testsigma team!
Curious to know: how does Atto handle dynamic or frequently changing UI's during test generation and execution? Would love to understand how resilient it is in such real-world scenarios.
Much needed! A clean, intuitive TMS is a game-changer for fast-moving product teams. Big congrats!
I like that it can create test cases and steps directly from sources like Jira, Figma, or even user journey videos, and that it provides detailed bug reports with clear steps to reproduce—saving a lot of time compared to traditional manual testing tools. It feels more like working with a smart teammate than just another tool, and helps bridge the gap between manual and automated testing.
Bringing AI to every step of the QA process? This is a huge boost for testing teams. Well done!
Impressive leap for manual testing! Love how you're blending AI agents with real user context, moving beyond simple test case generation. This is exactly what QA teams need to catch up with the modern dev stack. 👏
Big congrats to the Testsigma team on the launch of Test Management! Empowering QA teams with AI throughout the entire testing lifecycle from analyzing requirements to generating detailed bug reports is a powerful step forward. Excited to see how this streamlines quality assurance for teams everywhere. Wishing you continued success ahead.
Looks like a comprehensive test management solution! I'm eager to explore how Testsigma can help organize and streamline our testing efforts. Nice one!
Congrats on shipping! Making test management smarter and more human-like is a huge leap. Curious to try it out.
Huge step forward for QA teams. The idea of an AI coworker that understands user flows and executes like a human is super exciting. Congrats on your launch🥰!
Automating the more repetitive tasks would allow our QA engineers to focus on finding those trickier bugs and ensuring a better user experience.
This is brilliant! How does progress tracking work? Do the AI agents test the entire list of previously identified bugs after each fresh deployment or does the team need to update the lists?
Blessing for people who have to ship products at the last moment before the deadline. Amazing.
Definetly a perfect fit, how did you come up with the initial idea? And also you are welcome to list this on Aixyz.co, a place for makers like you and us to showcase our innovation to the world (it's free😆)
Been curious about Test Sigma for a long time and they don't miss a chance to stay ahead of the competition. Besst in class testing suite now with Agentic systems
Looks promising. Spreadsheets and outdated tools have always been slowing down testers, and this is going to change that.
This is a huge leap forward for QA teams. Manual testing has been the last mile holding onto outdated workflows, and it's about time someone brought AI-native thinking to it. Love the “agentic manual testing” concept — empowering testers without replacing them. The integration with real-world tools like Jira, Figma, and even user journey videos is super compelling. Big congrats to the Testsigma team — excited to see where this goes! 🚀
About Agentic Testing by Testsigma on Product Hunt
“Cursor for testers. AI Agents for product and QA teams”
Agentic Testing by Testsigma launched on Product Hunt on May 12th, 2025 and earned 391 upvotes and 68 comments, earning #2 Product of the Day. Test Management by Testsigma puts AI agents in the hands of QA teams throughout the testing lifecycle - analyzing requirements, generating test cases and test steps, executing tests, tracking progress, and generating detailed bug reports.
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Kevin William David
Hey folks 👋
We’ve spent the last few years building Testsigma to simplify and scale codeless test automation. But one thing kept bothering us: manual testing, though critical, is still stuck.
Trapped in spreadsheets, checklists, and decades old tools, while the rest of software development has raced ahead with AI and automation.
Software development is now generative, rapid, and AI-native.
Testing? Still copy-pasting steps and manually clicking through flows.
That’s what we’re trying to change.
Today we’re launching a new Test Management product, and it’s built around a simple idea:
AI agents in the hands of all testers.
Here’s what it can do:
Generate comprehensive test cases and detailed test steps with generative test data, assertions, validations and even edge cases, all this with sources like Jira, Figma, screenshots or video recordings of user journeys.
Execute those test cases with real clicks and validations, like a human would, and with the human in the loop.
Generate comprehensive bug report when things break - with actual context, and steps to reproduce that can be filed to Jira in a single click.
No, this isn’t another ChatGPT wrapper that spits out shallow test cases from a screenshot. It reads your designs, understands user flows, looks at your requirements and applications like a real human would, and behaves more like a teammate than a tool.
It’s all powered by Atto, our new AI coworker for QA teams that also powers our codeless test automation platform.
We’re calling this shift agentic manual testing—because it’s time manual testing caught up with the rest of the stack.
Would love your feedback, questions, and thoughts. Happy to go deep on how we’re making this work.
Rukmangada Kandyala, CEO @ Testsigma