Generate Gherkin scenarios from reviewed QA test cases.
Start with a spec, generate structured test cases, review the plan, then export the approved cases as Gherkin scenarios. Keep business-readable behavior coverage without writing every scenario from scratch.
Feature: Users can invite teammates by email. Invites expire after 7 days, cannot be reused, and should show clear states for pending, accepted, and expired invitations.
- Given/When/Then scenarios for invite creation and acceptance
- Negative scenarios for expired, reused, and invalid invite links
- Reviewed scenarios exported after edits and approvals
A faster path from requirement to reviewed QA coverage.
Move from feature text to behavior-style scenarios faster.
Review the plain QA cases before exporting them as Gherkin.
Keep scenarios tied to requirements through the coverage matrix.
Built for review, not blind trust.
Generate cases
Draft functional, negative, edge, and UI test cases from the feature description.
Review quality
Edit wording, remove duplicates, and approve only cases that represent real behavior.
Switch export
Choose Gherkin as the export mode after the plan has been reviewed.
Use in docs
Download the Gherkin draft for BDD discussions, QA docs, or automation handoff.
Questions before you try it
Does this generate automation code?+
No. It generates behavior-style Gherkin drafts from reviewed test cases, not Playwright or Cypress implementation code.
Can I edit before exporting Gherkin?+
Yes. The Gherkin export reflects the current reviewed cases, including your edits and review decisions.
Is this useful without a BDD process?+
Yes. Gherkin can still be useful as a readable format for stakeholder review and test planning.