Automated Test Sync

Good automated tests deserve to be read.

Your automated tests already live in code. Allure TestOps brings them into a shared test base with readable scenarios that update when the tests run again. See what is tested and choose where to add automation next without maintaining a second list by hand.

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Illustration of connected automated test cases

Problem

Automation grows. What does it test?

A larger automated suite does not automatically give you a reliable picture of what is tested or where to add automation. Keeping that picture current across code and test management becomes work of its own.

Hidden test scope

You have to read the code or ask its author to find out what a test checks.

Two sources of truth

The test changes in code, but its scenario in test management does not.

Automation blind spots

The automation rate rises while critical features still depend on manual tests.

Scenario mismatch

The automated test can pass without checking what the manual test was meant to verify.

Test scenarios

A test name is not the whole test.

Entering automated tests again in test management creates a second set to maintain. Allure TestOps creates and updates readable scenarios from their results in a shared test base. You can see which tests exist and what they check without documenting the same automation twice.

Playwright test for checkout with a saved Visa card beside its readable test case in Allure TestOps, with the description, scenario steps, history, and metadata

Automation coverage

An automation rate isn’t a coverage map.

The overall automation rate rises, but a business-critical feature still relies mostly on manual tests. Allure TestOps shows what percentage of each feature's tests is automated. Find a high-priority area with low automation coverage, read its manual scenarios, and choose what to automate next.

Example automation coverage by feature, with tile size showing test case count and color showing the percentage of automated cases

Test code generation

Keep the scenario. Write the code.

The manual test already spells out what the automated one should check. A blank code file doesn't carry that scenario over. Allure TestOps generates a code template from the manual test's steps. The written scenario guides you as you implement the actions and assertions. The template includes the manual test's Allure ID, so the automated test and results from future runs stay linked to the original test in TestOps.

  1. Scenario of the saved-card checkout test case: a Set up section with the browser launch and a Test body with named steps
    Select a manual test

    Choose the written scenario you want to automate. Its steps shape the generated code.

  2. Generate code dialog with TypeScript and Playwright selected and the Name, Tags, Custom fields, Members, Issues, and Scenario metadata chosen
    Choose the template

    Select a supported framework and the metadata to carry into the code.

  3. Generated Playwright scaffold for the saved-card checkout test with Allure ID 4826, labels, and empty step bodies for the Set up and Test body steps
    Implement the checks

    Add actions and assertions to the generated steps. Keep the Allure ID so results return to the original test.

Integrations

One test base. Any workflow.

Your testing workflow spans CI pipelines, internal tools, and coding agents. A test base confined to one UI cannot support all of it. Allure TestOps connects those workflows through allurectl, REST API, and MCP. You build your processes around one maintained test base.

Terminal window running allurectl upload ./allure-results, with the upload log and a Results uploaded confirmation

CLI

Import automated tests

Upload results with allurectl to bring existing automated tests into TestOps. Their readable scenarios update when those tests run again.

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Swagger API explorer showing test case endpoints for browsing, creating, reading, and updating cases

REST API

Connect your tools

Use the REST API to bring test status and metadata into your internal tools. Build the analytics and follow-up actions your process needs.

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Agent chat: a request to update the checkout case descriptions and the reply confirming three cases were updated with steps and Allure IDs unchanged

MCP

Give agents context

Give your agent a requirement. Through MCP, it checks existing TestOps scenarios before creating or updating tests in the same base.

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Grow your automation without losing track of what it tests

Bring the automated tests you already run into Allure TestOps. See their scenarios in one shared base without maintaining a second list by hand.

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