Build Quality Into Requirements, Not After Development

Generate comprehensive test cases from user stories during grooming to enable test-driven development and align teams on quality expectations before development starts.

Key Features

Catch gaps during grooming, not in production

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Test Your Stories Before Code Exists

Generate comprehensive test cases directly from user stories during grooming sessions. Enable test-driven development by creating tests before developers write a single line of code. Ensure dev team has clear, testable requirements before sprint starts—no surprises during QA phase.

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Complete Traceability from Story to Test

Every test case traces back to original requirements—complete audit trail from story to executable test. Product, engineering, and QA speak the same language with no miscommunication. Progressive 3-stage workflow (Cases → Steps → Code) ensures alignment at each step, so quality expectations are set upfront, not discovered during QA.

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Generate Tests Without Leaving Jira/Linear

Chrome extension reads stories from any PM tool—Jira, Linear, Asana, GitHub, Notion, or custom platforms. No context switching between tools or complex integrations. Generate comprehensive test cases right where you write requirements, with same-day white-glove setup included.

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Reduce Rework and Sprint Delays

Incomplete requirements cause expensive post-development rework—bug fixes, clarifications, and scope changes after sprints start. Coco helps identify gaps during grooming, before developers start coding. Designed to significantly reduce time spent on requirement changes and "forgot to consider this scenario" moments.

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Align Teams Before Sprint Starts

Shared test cases become the common language between product, engineering, and QA—everyone sees the same scenarios, edge cases, and acceptance criteria. No surprises during development or QA phase. Quality expectations are crystal clear from day one, eliminating back-and-forth and last-minute requirement changes.

Ready to Build Quality Into Your Requirements?

Book a demo and see how Product Owners use Coco during grooming. White-glove onboarding gets you generating test cases from stories the same day—no technical setup required.

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What Teams Are Saying

  • "Creating tests during grooming enabled test-driven development before development even started. Saved significant time on rework and back-and-forth."
    — Senior Product Owner, SaaS Platform
  • "A tool that works in Jira where we already write stories. Generate test cases during grooming and the entire team is aligned on acceptance criteria."
    — Product Manager, Software Development Company
  • "Coco transformed how we define 'done.' Test cases from user stories ensure engineering and QA know exactly what to build and validate—no surprises."
    — Product Lead, Technology Services Company

Common Questions from Product Owners

Do I need to learn testing to use Coco?

No. You continue writing user stories as normal. Coco generates test cases from your stories—you review them for completeness and clarity, just like you'd review any requirement. You're not writing tests yourself; you're ensuring the generated test cases match your intent.

Think of it as having a QA expert review your story and ask "What about this scenario?" during grooming. You answer those questions, and Coco captures them as structured test cases.

How does this work with my existing PM tool?

Coco's Chrome extension works with any browser-based PM tool—Jira, Linear, Asana, GitHub, Notion, or custom tools. After white-glove setup, open any user story in your browser and click the Coco extension. It reads the story content and generates test cases right there. No API integration, no vendor contracts, no workflow changes.

You can save generated tests back to your PM tool or export them to TestRail, Xray, or your team's preferred test management system.

How do I collaborate with engineering and QA on generated tests?

Generated test cases are stored in your team workspace where product, engineering, and QA can all access them. Review generated tests during grooming or sprint planning with the entire team. Everyone can add comments, suggest scenarios, and refine test cases together.

This shared visibility ensures product defines "what to build," engineering understands "what scenarios to code for," and QA knows "what to validate"—all before the sprint starts. No handoff delays or miscommunication.

What happens after I generate test cases from my story?

Review the generated test cases for completeness—add, edit, or remove scenarios as needed. Once finalized, engineering uses them to understand what to build and test for. QA can generate detailed test steps and executable code from your validated test cases using the 3-stage workflow.

You stay focused on requirements. QA and engineering handle the technical test implementation. The test cases you reviewed become the shared acceptance criteria for the entire team.

How does white-glove onboarding work for Product Owners?

After booking a demo, our team schedules a setup session with your Product Owner(s). We install the Chrome extension, connect your Git repository (with engineering team's help), and walk through generating test cases from 2-3 sample stories in your actual PM tool. Setup completes the same day—you start using Coco in your next grooming session.

No technical setup required from Product Owners. Our team handles all configuration, and you learn by doing with your real stories.

Can I use Coco if I'm not in Jira or Linear?

Yes. Coco works with 50+ project management tools—including GitHub, Asana, Notion, Monday, ClickUp, and custom-built tools. If you can view your user stories in a web browser, Coco's Chrome extension can read them.

This universal compatibility means no vendor lock-in and no API integration cycles. Works with legacy systems, custom tools, and niche platforms that traditional testing tools don't support.