The connective tissue of Quantum QA. The PM Agent is solely responsible for consuming and syncing content across every tool your team uses — JIRA, Asana, Figma, ad-hoc PDFs, Slack messages, and email threads. When any stakeholder updates any artifact anywhere, the PM Agent detects the change and automatically cascades updates across all affected requirements, Gherkin scenarios, test cases, and traceability matrices.

This is what eliminates the communication gap. PMs no longer worry about whether QA saw the latest requirements change. Designers no longer wonder if their Figma updates made it into test coverage. Developers no longer build against stale specs. The PM Agent is the single source of truth.

Ingests requirements from every source the PM Agent collects — user stories, design specs, product briefs, meeting notes. Applies NLP analysis to identify ambiguities, gaps, contradictions, and unstated assumptions. Generates clarifying questions for stakeholders and structures everything into BDD-ready specifications.

Every requirement is decomposed into structured data: acceptance criteria, edge cases, dependencies, and priority classifications. This structured model feeds directly into the Test Architect for strategy planning.

Designs comprehensive test strategies based on structured requirements. Identifies which test types are needed — functional, integration, edge case, regression, performance — and creates a prioritized test matrix with risk-based coverage goals. All strategies are expressed in BDD terminology that every stakeholder can review.

Produces detailed, executable Gherkin scenarios complete with Given-When-Then steps, Background contexts, Scenario Outlines with data tables, preconditions, and expected results. Every scenario is automatically traced back to its source requirement, creating a living traceability matrix from day one.

Interfaces with your existing automation frameworks — Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, Appium, Robot Framework. Executes Gherkin scenarios as automated tests, captures results, handles intelligent retries for flaky tests, and logs everything with screenshots and video where applicable.

Analyzes test failures to identify root causes, categorize defect types, and generate detailed bug reports. Each report includes Gherkin-formatted reproduction steps that any stakeholder can understand, severity classification, and suggested priority rankings. Automatically files bugs in JIRA or Asana with full context.

Your QA team's single pane of glass. Inspired by best-in-class reporting tools like Allure, the Reporter Agent generates rich, per-feature test reports that go far beyond coverage metrics. Every report includes pass/fail breakdowns by feature, scenario, and severity — with execution timelines, failure trends, and environment details — delivered directly to the stakeholders who need them.

QA engineers get granular execution details with stack traces and screenshots. PMs get high-level feature readiness summaries. Developers get failure context tied to specific code changes. Each audience receives a tailored report in the format and channel they prefer — interactive dashboards, Slack digests, email summaries, or JIRA comments.