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From Jira ticket
to Playwright test
in seconds

TicketToTest reads your acceptance criteria straight from Jira and generates a ready-to-use TypeScript test skeleton — no test engineer needed.

⚡ Get started — €99 See how it works →

bash — tickettotest

$ npx tickettotest generate PROJ-142

✦ Fetching PROJ-142 from Jira...

✓ "User can log in with email and password"

✦ Generating Playwright tests with Claude AI...

import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';

describe('Login', () => {

test('valid credentials → dashboard', ...

test('invalid credentials → error', ...

test('empty fields → validation', ...

});

✓ Saved: ./tests/PROJ-142.spec.ts

Credits remaining: 497

// how it works

Three steps. One test file.

No configuration, no learning curve. Works where your team already works.

01 / JIRA

🎫

Point at a ticket

Run npx tickettotest generate PROJ-142. The tool fetches the description and acceptance criteria via Jira REST API automatically.

02 / AI

🧠

Claude analyses it

Claude AI reads your requirements and produces a Page Object Model Playwright test — one test case per acceptance criterion.

03 / TEST

✅

Ready .spec.ts file

You get a complete TypeScript skeleton in your project. The developer adds the URL, credentials and finalises selectors — the hard part is done.

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Pay once. Use forever.

No subscriptions, no lock-in. Buy a credit pack — it never expires.

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100 generations
Jira REST API integration
Playwright TypeScript output
CLI tool (npx tickettotest)
Email support

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Honestly stated

We want you to know exactly what you are buying — no surprises.

✅ The tool does this

+Reads the Jira ticket description and acceptance criteria automatically
+Generates a Playwright TypeScript test skeleton with Page Object structure
+Creates one test case per acceptance criterion
+Saves the ready .spec.ts file into your project
+Saves 1–3 hours per ticket on test structure writing

⚠ The developer completes this

→Adds the application URL and test environment address
→Adds usernames and passwords as environment variables
→Verifies and finalises CSS selectors to match the application
→Runs the tests and ensures they pass
→Maintains tests as the application changes

The tool provides a solid foundation — the developer finishes it. Expect 15–30 min of finishing instead of 1–3 h from scratch.

// faq

Questions?

Does this work with any Jira instance?

Yes. TicketToTest uses the official Jira REST API v3, which works with both Jira Cloud and Jira Server/Data Center (version 8.0+). You just need a Jira API token and your email address.

Is my ticket data safe?

Your ticket data travels over HTTPS to our API and then to Claude AI for generation. We do not store ticket content permanently — only a usage log (ticket ID + timestamp) is kept for quota tracking.

What happens when my credits run out?

You get a warning when 20 credits remain. When the quota is full you can purchase a new pack — your existing license key stays active and new credits are added on top.

Do you support frameworks other than Playwright?

Playwright TypeScript is supported today. Cypress and Vitest support are on the roadmap — Pro and Team customers get updates automatically when they ship.

Does the tool write complete tests or just a skeleton?

The tool generates a test skeleton — the structure, describe blocks and test cases for every acceptance criterion. The developer adds the app URL, credentials as environment variables and checks the selectors. The groundwork is done; finishing takes 15–30 minutes instead of 1–3 hours.

From Jira ticketto Playwright testin seconds