The output is not raw AI code dumped into a file. Each script is structured around your named test case, follows standard test framework conventions, and stays tied to the requirement it came from, regenerating automatically when the spec changes.
| Task | Manual | Text2Test |
|---|---|---|
| Time to write one test script | 30-60 min | Seconds |
| Coverage for 20-feature product | 2-4 weeks | Hours |
| Script quality consistency | Varies by engineer | Consistent |
| Traceability to test cases | Manual tagging | Automatic |
| Updates when specs change | Manual rewrite | Regenerates |
A test case in Text2Test is not a single instruction type. It is a sequence. Each step can be a different prompt type, combined in any order to match exactly what you need to test.
Write the steps in plain text. Text2Test Native reads the screen semantically and executes. No selectors, no DOM knowledge required.
Paste an existing script or auto-generate one and run it inline within the test. For when you need precise programmatic control at a specific step.
Hand control to AI for complex flows that need reasoning. Autopilot navigates the product autonomously and hands back when done.
Take a screenshot diff or check element visibility at any point in the sequence. Catches layout regressions and UI changes.
Call an API and assert on the response. Combine with UI steps to test the full stack in a single test case.
Mix and build in any order. A test case can start with a T2T Native step, run an HTTP request to set state, verify visually, inject a script for a specific action, and hand off to Autopilot for the final flow. All in one sequence.
If your team has more than 10 features to test, manual script writing is already your bottleneck. Text2Test closes the gap between test case and running automation without the engineering overhead.
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