VibeTest User Guide

Welcome! This guide will help you get started with the system quickly.

1. Logging In

Magic Link Authentication

VibeTest uses secure passwordless authentication:

  1. Open the VibeTest login page
  2. Enter your email address
  3. Click Send Magic Link
  4. Open the email from Vibetest (check your Spam folder if needed)
  5. Click Sign in to Vibetest in the email
  6. Done — you're automatically logged in

Initial Setup

After your first login, create an organization or ask to be added to an existing one. Then, create a project or ask to be added to an existing one:

  1. Click + Create New Project
  2. Fill in the project details
  3. Save

2. Working with Test Cases

You have two options: import existing test cases or create new ones.

Option 1: Import from Qase

  1. In Qase, open your repository and click Export data
  2. Select the test cases you need
  3. Choose JSON format
  4. Open VibeTest
  5. In the repository, click + Import Test Cases
  6. Select the downloaded file
  7. Click Apply Import

Option 2: Create a New Test Case

  1. In the repository, click + Create Test Case
  2. Fill in the required fields
  3. Specify the Directory Path
  4. Add steps using + Add Step
  5. Click Create Test Case

3. Running Test Runs

A Test Run is an execution of selected test cases with recorded results.

Creating a Test Run

  1. Go to the Test Runs section
  2. Click Create new test run
  3. Configure the parameters:
    • Title
    • Start date
    • Select test cases
  4. Click Create Run

Executing Tests

  1. Open the active Test Run
  2. Assign cases to users:
    • Via the Test or Settings tab
    • Select cases → Bulk Actions → Assign
  3. Verify assignments in the Test tab
  4. For each test:
    • Open the case details
    • Execute steps in order
    • Mark the result of each step: Pass / Fail / Blocked / Skip
    • Add comments if needed
  5. Set the final test status:
    • Passed — all steps completed successfully
    • Failed — defect found
    • Blocked — test cannot be executed
    • Skipped — test skipped
    • Retest — requires re-execution