TAMASH · ForgeTest cases, cycles, executions, reports and a live dashboard, connected to the repository. The GenEx Agent explores the application and drafts tests while the team plans and signs off releases. Shield and RunSights are included.
For QA teams, developers and the agents that work with them.
What is built while the feature is made, and what is proven when the release is tested. Forge keeps them apart, and a person promotes from one to the other.
Scenarios, automated specs, pages and locators, findings and proposals from the GenEx Agent, developers and QA. Informal, continuous, never counted as release results.
Cycles run against accepted test versions, with evidence on every attempt and sign-off at the end. The formal record a release is judged on.
A versioned library in folders: steps tables or Gherkin, custom fields, import and export. Authors publish directly or another author approves.
Chosen tests in an environment over a period: plan, assign, run, then readiness and sign-off.
A step-by-step runner on desktop or phone. Every attempt keeps its evidence and defects, and CI results join the same history.
Ready-made reports, a builder, traceability to requirements, exports and fixed snapshots.
Where the project stands and what needs attention, arranged by each person.
Automated runs heal as they go, land in RunSights, and count toward the cases and cycles they are linked to.
Explore Shield →The agent never presses Save, Delete or Submit.
Every suggestion is something to accept, edit or decline. None changes a result.
From Jira stories or pasted text, a draft test case per acceptance criterion, linked to its source.
A likely cause for a failed attempt, the application, the test or the environment, with similar failures grouped. Advice only.
The stories with no tests, and an offer to write them.
A proposed scope from the release, the environment and the time you have, with a reason beside every test.
Also: convert scenarios into test cases, suggest steps from a title, improve an existing case, and draft report summaries. Use TAMASH's AI or your organization's own key.
Requirements and defects: tests from stories, defects from failed attempts, coverage traced back.
Automated tests linked to their cases, and CI results arriving as executions, with how much of the suite is automated.
Project admins, authors, executors and viewers, with Org Admins over every project. Single sign-on and custom roles for enterprises.