Know that what the AI built is what you asked for.
Your requirements become features, user stories and acceptance criteria in Test Maze, and every one of them is tested against the code the agent wrote. You see the verdict, the release it belongs to and anything that was knowingly skipped, without reading a diff.
What goes wrong today
“Done” means something different every time
The agent says it is finished. Is that every acceptance criterion, or the three it remembered?
Skipped work disappears
A criterion quietly dropped for the deadline turns into a support ticket three weeks later, and nobody remembers the decision.
Status is a meeting, not a page
Knowing what is in the release means pinging engineers and stitching together tickets and CI screenshots.
What changes
Requirements that become tests
feature.implement · userstory.createEvery feature is saved with its user stories and acceptance criteria, and every criterion becomes a test case. That is the contract the agent builds against.
Releases with a verdict
release.create · feature.set_release · release.shipPlan what goes into a release, see each feature’s verdict and mark it shipped when it passes on a clean commit.
Success defined up front
featuremetric.create · productkpi.createAttach a measurable goal to a feature (“conversion from 42% to 55%”) and product-level KPIs, next to the tests that protect them.
Nothing skipped silently
case.waive_acWaived criteria carry a reason and stay visible, so a trade-off made for a deadline is a recorded decision.
Plain-English activity
Agent Sessions · pdlc.status“Created test case ‘Pay button disabled when cart empty’ for feature ‘Apple Pay’.” Every agent call, run and verdict, as it happens.
How it works for product owners
Best for: Product owners & leads
Plan releases in plain English.
You talk to your agent. It picks the tools.
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