From Scattered Requirements
to Unified Coverage in Minutes

Five steps. Zero manual grunt work. Complete traceability. Every output in Gherkin — the language your entire team can read.

01
Connect Your Tools — The PM Agent Takes Over

Link your JIRA, Asana, or Azure DevOps instance. Connect Figma for design specs. Set up Slack channel monitoring. Configure email intake for ad-hoc document uploads.

The Project Manager Agent begins continuously syncing all content — user stories, epics, design annotations, PDF requirements, and Slack discussions — into a unified requirements model. This isn't a one-time import. The PM Agent watches for changes 24/7 and cascades updates automatically.

What makes this different: Traditional QA tools require manual requirement entry. Quantum QA pulls from your existing tools automatically, so requirements are never stale.
02
Automatic BDD Translation — Requirements Become Gherkin

The Requirements Analyst processes every synced requirement, identifies ambiguities and gaps, and generates clarifying questions. Then it structures everything into BDD-ready specifications.

This is where Gherkin becomes the universal language. A PM's user story like "Users should be able to reset their password" becomes a structured set of Given-When-Then scenarios that everyone — PM, developer, QA — can read and validate before a single line of code is written.

Why BDD matters here: When a PM reviews a Gherkin scenario and says "yes, that's the expected behavior," you've eliminated the single biggest source of defects: miscommunication about what the software should do.
03
Generate, Execute & Trace

The Test Architect creates a risk-based strategy. The Test Case Generator produces executable .feature files with Scenario Outlines, data tables, and edge cases — all traced to source requirements.

The Test Executor runs these against your existing automation framework (Selenium, Playwright, Cypress) with intelligent retry logic for flaky tests. Every execution result maps back to the requirement it validates.

04
Analyze, Report & Communicate

The Defect Analyst auto-triages failures with root cause analysis and files bug reports with Gherkin reproduction steps — not cryptic stack traces, but Given-When-Then steps that anyone on the team can understand.

The Coverage Reporter maintains your real-time requirements traceability matrix and sends Slack digests and email reports. Stakeholders see coverage metrics, not technical jargon.

05
Stay in Sync — Forever

This is where the PM Agent's continuous sync shines. When a PM updates a user story in JIRA, the PM Agent detects the change, cross-references affected Figma designs, updates all impacted Gherkin scenarios, notifies QA and dev via Slack, and regenerates the coverage matrix — all automatically.

No more "we didn't know the requirements changed." No more stale test cases testing old behavior. No more coverage gaps from undocumented changes.

The result: A living, breathing QA system where requirements, tests, and coverage are always in sync — and every stakeholder speaks the same language.

Plugs Into Your Existing Workflow

No disruption. Just acceleration. The PM Agent connects to everything your team already uses.

Project Management

JIRAAsanaAzure DevOpsLinearConfluence

Design

FigmaSketchAdobe XDInVision

Communication

SlackMicrosoft TeamsEmail (SMTP)SendGrid

Test Automation

SeleniumPlaywrightCypressAppiumRobot Framework

See the Workflow in Action

Book a 30-minute demo and watch your own requirements become Gherkin scenarios in real time.