For QA managers

A guided path for QA managers and leads — expand coverage, run repeatable test plans, triage findings, and produce release-ready quality reports with BugBrain.

This track gets a QA manager from zero to a repeatable, reportable quality program. Follow it in order.

Your goal

Establish continuous coverage of your critical flows, a clean triage workflow into your tracker, and a weekly report your stakeholders trust.

Your setup checklist#

  1. Create a project per app

    Add each application with its URL and test credentials. See Projects.
  2. Run an exploratory baseline

    Let the agent map the app and surface the obvious problems first. See Test runs.
  3. Promote critical flows to test cases

    Turn checkout, sign-in, and other must-work journeys into repeatable test cases — in plain English.
  4. Group them into a test plan

    Bundle related cases into a test plan and run them together on a schedule.
  5. Wire up triage

    Connect Jira, Linear, or Slack so confirmed issues flow into your team's workflow automatically.
  6. Schedule a report

    Set up a weekly QA summary or executive brief and share it with stakeholders.

What to pay attention to#

  • Severity and confidence — BugBrain rates every issue and scores how confident it is the bug is real. Triage CRITICAL/HIGH with high confidence first. See issue confidence.
  • Flaky cases — the agent flags cases that pass and fail inconsistently so you can stabilize or quarantine them.
  • Coverage gaps — the agent surfaces app areas it hasn't covered, so you know where to add cases.

Reading quality at a glance#

The workspace dashboard gives you pass rate, open critical issues, a quality trend, and a per-project health table. Use Insights for cross-project trends and cost. For a board-level view, schedule a report.

Next steps#

Frequently asked questions

How does BugBrain fit alongside my existing manual QA?

It takes over broad, repetitive coverage — exploratory crawls and regression checks — so your team spends its time on judgement-heavy testing. Findings come pre-triaged, so review is fast.

Can I prove coverage to stakeholders?

Yes. Reports turn runs and issues into shareable, scheduled summaries (executive briefs, weekly QA summaries, release-readiness), and you can share a read-only link with auditors.