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Yalitest is an AI test case generator for web QA teams. It reads PRDs, requirements docs, screenshots, and walkthroughs — then dispatches eight agent personas to produce execution-ready test cases.
Interactive 3D
A living workspace for PRDs, screenshots, and test evidence as the agent personas fan out and turn product context into coverage.
Drop in the artifacts you already have — a PRD, a Figma export, a Loom — and Yalitest treats them as evidence. The agents argue, dedupe, and produce a coverage plan you can hand to anyone. Teams comparing automated web application testing tools use it upstream of the runner, where most coverage gaps begin.
Paste a PRD, drop a PDF, attach screenshots, upload a 60-second walkthrough. Built for PRD to test cases, requirements to test cases, and acceptance criteria to test cases workflows.
Eight persona agents run in parallel. UI analyzer maps the screens. Test data generator invents realistic fixtures.
The merger collapses overlap, ranks by P0/P1/P2, and tags each test with the persona that wrote it.
Select cards, ask for negative variants, export to Jira/TestRail/CSV. The chat operates on the workspace.
Each persona has a job, a vocabulary, and a thing it's paranoid about. Toggle them on or off per run.
Happy paths, smoke tests, things product expects to “just work.”
Boundaries, off-by-one, retries, expired tokens, the 4th tab.
Keyboard order, screen readers, contrast, focus traps, zoom.
Feature flags, role permissions, tenant isolation, multi-org states.
TTI, pagination at scale, slow-network behavior, timeout handling.
Larger type, slower interactions, ambiguous copy, undo paths.
Keyboard shortcuts, bulk operations, deep-link state, paste-from-CSV.
Empty states, onboarding hand-off, tooltip discoverability, first error.
Most automated web testing tools automate the running of tests. Yalitest automates the writing of them, then hands the plan to your existing runner.
“We didn’t build a chatbot. We built the senior-QA shoulder-tap that catches the thing nobody had time to look at — and gives it back as a test you can run on Tuesday.”yamini, co-founder · ex-senior manual qa