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Learn how to use Zyro

Everything you need to start generating AI-powered test cases for your team.

Introduction to Zyro

Zyro is a web-based AI platform that transforms how engineering teams create and maintain test cases. By understanding your user stories, code context, and team patterns, Zyro generates comprehensive test blueprints and executable automation scripts—all from an intuitive dashboard.

What you'll learn

  • • How to create your Zyro account and project
  • • Connect Zyro to your Jira workspace
  • • Generate your first test blueprint from a user story
  • • Export and use generated tests in your workflow

Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with Zyro in less than 5 minutes.

1

Create your account

Sign up at app.zyro.ai with your work email.

2

Create a project

Set up your first project and configure your testing preferences.

3

Connect Jira

Link your Jira workspace to import user stories automatically.

4

Generate tests

Select a user story and let Zyro generate comprehensive test cases.

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Using the Dashboard

The Zyro dashboard is your command center for test generation.

Projects

Organize your test cases by project. Each project can be connected to a Jira board for seamless user story import.

Test Blueprints

View and manage all generated test blueprints. Review, edit, approve, or regenerate with feedback.

Analytics

Track test coverage, generation accuracy, and team productivity metrics.

Jira Integration

Connect your Jira workspace to automatically import user stories.

Setup Steps:

  1. Navigate to Settings → Integrations in your Zyro dashboard
  2. Click "Connect Jira" and authorize the Zyro app
  3. Select the Jira projects you want to sync
  4. Configure which issue types to import (User Stories, Tasks, etc.)
  5. Enable Affected Module Prediction - Zyro will automatically analyze your codebase and predict which modules/components are affected by each user story
  6. Review and add affected modules manually if needed - The AI will suggest modules, but you can add or remove them during setup
  7. Enable automatic sync or manual import

Affected Module Prediction

During setup, Zyro analyzes your codebase structure and learns your project's module dependencies. When you import a user story, Zyro automatically predicts which modules, components, or services will be affected.

  • AI analyzes code structure and dependencies
  • Predicts affected modules based on user story content
  • Allows manual addition/removal during setup
  • Improves test coverage by ensuring all affected areas are tested

Pro Tip

For best results, ensure your Jira user stories include clear acceptance criteria. Zyro uses this information to generate more comprehensive test cases.

API Reference

Integrate Zyro into your existing workflows with our REST API.

POST/api/v1/blueprints

Generate test blueprint

GET/api/v1/blueprints/:id

Get blueprint details

POST/api/v1/blueprints/:id/export

Export as executable tests

GET/api/v1/projects

List all projects

🔑 Authentication

All API requests require an API key. Generate your API key from Settings → API Keys in the dashboard. Include it in requests using the Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY header.

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