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Yalitest reads your spec, screenshots, and walkthroughs — then dispatches eight agent personas in parallel to produce execution-ready test cases. The kind a senior QA would write, on a Tuesday, well-rested.
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.
Paste a PRD, drop a PDF, attach screenshots, upload a 60-second walkthrough. We parse them all.
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 tools automate the running of tests. Yalitest automates the writing of them.
“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