What changes when writing tests stops being the hard part

Customers using Tricentis Agentic Test Creation report up to 80% less effort authoring tests. That result surfaced a problem nobody had planned for.

Annan Patel, VP of Product Management at Tricentis, walks through what the team learned after shipping in Q1. What they heard back was that the agent needed to work the way their teams worked. He shows how ATC draws on your qTest library, naming conventions, and terminology, how it ingests non-standard requirements in various formats and turns them into traceable requirements, and where the product is heading: release risk intelligence that answers the question your standup actually asks.

“Nobody walks into your standup and asks how many test cases you wrote. They’re asking whether we can ship.”

• What context an agent needs to write tests your team will actually use
• How ATC ingests non-standard requirements in any format and turns them into traceable test cases
• What release risk intelligence looks like when test management becomes quality management