Manual and automated, side by side
Priority, component, ticket link, steps and expected results on every case. Filter by any of them, then save the filter as a view.
Caseract holds your products, test plans, cases and runs in one workspace, and connects that workspace to Claude Desktop over MCP, so an agent can draft cases, read your run history and tell you where coverage is thin.
Products hold test plans, plans hold cases, cases produce runs, runs produce reports. Nothing lives in a spreadsheet and nothing has to be re-explained to the agent. The same structure that organises your QA is the structure Claude reads.
Priority, component, ticket link, steps and expected results on every case. Filter by any of them, then save the filter as a view.
J / K to move, 1 2 3 to mark pass, fail or skip. Selection auto-advances and coverage updates as you go.
Per-product coverage, failing P1s, cases never run. Passed, failed, running and skipped are colour-coded everywhere they appear.
Caseract exposes your workspace as an MCP server. Add it once in Claude Desktop and the agent can read products, plans, cases and run history, then write back drafted cases, tags and analysis. Everything it does lands in the activity feed, attributed and reversible.
Name the thing you're testing and invite your team. The product switcher at the top of the sidebar moves you between them.
Group cases by release, regression suite or component. Plans can be enabled and disabled without deleting anything.
Title, priority, component, ticket, then steps with their own expected result. The list stays visible while you write. ⌘↵ saves and opens a fresh sheet.
Paste an ID into the AI seed row and press Enter. Drafted content is marked agent-authored until you confirm it. Premium.
Start a run, then work the list with the keyboard. Each case keeps its own history, so “last run” is always answerable.
With Claude Desktop connected, ask for gaps, repeat failures or a summary for standup. Premium.
Unlimited test cases on the free tier, forever. Pay only when you want MCP access and AI analysis.
The side sheet alone changed how much we write down. Cases get authored during triage instead of after it.
I ask Claude which P1s haven't run this week and get a straight answer. That used to be a Friday spreadsheet.
We started on the free tier with 400 cases and never hit a wall. Premium was a decision about the agent, not about limits.