Ask HN: Do you struggle managing and writing test cases before you ship?

3 sneha_tamal 1 5/4/2025, 3:33:45 PM

Hi HN,

I’m working on SprintZen, an AI-native test case manager that helps you write, organize, and sync tests right alongside your code. It can:

- Auto-generate sensible test cases - Sync with tools like Jira, Linear, and Monday (or just your local files) - Report bugs back into your workflow automatically

Before building anything else, I’d love to hear from solo devs and early founders:

1. How do you handle writing and updating test cases today? 2. Do you ever feel like you’re shipping without enough test coverage? 3. Would an AI assistant for test management fill a real gap for you?

If this resonates, I’m happy to share a free early-access invite. Thanks!

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sneha_tamal · 8h ago

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Ask HN: Do you struggle managing and writing test cases before you ship?

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