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Automate User Stories into Test Scripts Instantly with ContextQA
Converting user stories directly into automated test scripts saves you time, reduces errors, and makes tests repeatable. With ContextQA, your natural language instructions transform into actionable, automated test cases that mirror your user’s real journey. Here’s how to do it, step by step.
Introduction
ContextQA lets you take a user story and, with a few simple actions, generate a fully automated test script — all without writing a single line of code. This approach makes testing easier, faster, and far more reliable. You’ll see your journey become a script you can rerun any time.
Open the ContextQA platform.
Click the plus (+) icon on the left-hand side to start creating a test.

Choose Start with AI assistance.
Enter your application’s base URL.

Prepare your user story as a test prompt. Use clear English, just as you’d describe steps for a teammate. For example: “Login using the username xyz.com and password dbc123.”

Describe all critical steps, like clicking buttons or verifying content. For example: “Click the Login button, verify the homepage loads correctly.”

Click Generate test case to start automated execution.

Watch as the test runs. You’ll see navigation steps on the left and real-time screenshots on the right. Network activity details appear at the bottom.


Once your test finishes, ContextQA collects all the evidence: screenshots, video recordings, logs, and pass/fail results, so everything’s documented automatically.
Click Refresh to see your natural language prompt turned into logical, structured test steps.

Now your test is organized, repeatable, and easy to share and maintain.
Conclusion
In just a few minutes, you’ve used ContextQA to turn a simple user story into a robust automated test case. This workflow not only saves you time, but also makes your tests consistent, reliable, and well-documented. As you build more tests, you’ll discover even more ways ContextQA can strengthen your QA process.
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