Connect automated CI results, reusable BDD behaviors, and manual Test Cycles to the Jira releases your team already manages—so QA, engineering, product, and delivery leaders decide from the same evidence.

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Testream is automated test management for Jira. It brings together the evidence that usually gets scattered across CI logs, test reports, spreadsheets, and release conversations:

• automated test results, failures, artifacts, and suite changes from the pipelines you already run;
• reusable BDD behaviors that connect requirements to executable and manual validation;
• focused Test Cycles for recording manual outcomes and evidence; and
• release visibility that shows what changed, what is covered, and where confidence is still missing.

The result is a shared quality signal inside Jira—one place for teams to inspect evidence, collaborate on risk, and make release decisions.

Automated evidence inside Jira Bring pass/fail results, errors, stack traces, screenshots, traces, videos, logs, commits, and build context into the Jira work items your team already uses. Explore automated reporting →
Write and verify BDD behaviors Keep Gherkin specifications reusable and connected to Jira context, then use captured evidence and Rovo-assisted workflows to improve coverage and review gaps. Explore BDD Specs → · BDD Coverage Agent
See what changed before release Connect automated runs and manual validation to release work so teams can review suite changes, coverage gaps, linked cycles, and current readiness together. Explore release visibility →

Publish from Playwright, Cypress, Jest, Vitest, Mocha, WebdriverIO, Pytest, JUnit XML, .NET, Go, Jasmine, or any CTRF-producing test stack. Run the publishing step from the command-capable CI provider your team already operates.

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Install the package for the test stack you already use, then use the corresponding public repository as a working configuration and CI reference.

Browse the full Testream npm organization or all public working repositories.

1. Install Testream for Jira.
2. Create or select a Jira project and connect its Testream settings.
3. Install the reporter that matches your test stack and configure TESTREAM_API_KEY in CI.
4. Run your tests, inspect the evidence in Jira, and connect the run to the release or issue it informs.

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