Aqua’s new AI feature – Automatic generation of test cases in BDD format

Writing test cases manually in Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) format is tedious. But with aqua cloud, you can skip the manual effort altogether and generate test cases in Gherkin syntax automatically, powered by AI.

Aqua’s latest release helps you create structured, human-readable test cases in seconds. You will get faster, cleaner, and more consistent results with your agile principles and methodologies.

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One platform, all your QA work — now with automatic BDD test generation

Aqua cloud is an AI-powered, enterprise-grade test management tool. Trusted by agile teams, public organisations, and global enterprises, it offers full control over your test case design, test execution, defect tracking, requirement management, and reporting. Aqua also provides a centralised repository for all your manual and automated tests.

The new feature integrates seamlessly into aqua’s AI Copilot functionality. With a few clicks, you can generate entire test scenarios in Gherkin format. There’s no need to rewrite existing test descriptions or copy-paste from specs.

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What does the feature actually do?

When you create a test case in aqua, you now have two format options:
– Classic (a structured step-based test)
– Gherkin (Given/When/Then format)

If you select AI Copilot during creation, you’ll be prompted to describe what you want to test. Then, you should simply choose Gherkin as your desired output format.

You can:

– Generate a single test case focused on a particular path (e.g. positive or negative)
– Or generate multiple test cases at once, giving you broader test coverage instantly

Once the generation begins, aqua’s AI gets to work, producing test cases live on your screen. You can watch as each one appears, and decide which to keep, which to ignore, and whether to regenerate any based on new instructions.

And it’s not a black box; you remain in control. You have a chance to revise a test case after creation, or preview it before committing anything to your test plan.