Exploring Cases and Saved Queries
The Explore page lets you search and filter across all test cases in a project, regardless of which suite they belong to. You can build powerful filters, save them as named queries for reuse, and turn results into test plans.
Accessing Explore
Click Explore in the project sidebar (compass icon). You will see a searchable, sortable table of all test cases with filtering controls.
Filtering Cases
The filter bar includes:
| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| State | active, pending, inactive, archived |
| Priority | critical, high, medium, low |
| Test Type | unit, regression, integration, e2e, api, performance, smoke, and more |
| Automation | automated, manual |
| Search | text search on case name |
Select one or more values in each filter to narrow results. Filters combine with AND logic — all conditions must match.
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For natural language filtering, click the sparkle (✦) icon to switch to AI filter mode. See AI-Powered Filtering.
Working with Results
The results table shows each case with:
- Name (with status icon and sequence number)
- Priority
- Suite (links to suite detail)
- Date Created / Date Updated
Click a case name to open the case detail page. Use the row ... menu for inline actions: Edit, Clone, Delete.
Select multiple cases with checkboxes for bulk operations (Delete).
Saving a Query
Save the current filter combination as a named query for later reuse:
- Apply your desired filters to the table
- Click Save Query (purple button next to the filter bar)
- Enter a name for the query
- Click Save
The query appears in the Saved Queries dropdown.
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Saved queries can be used as dynamic test plans or test run filters — they always reflect the current state of cases matching the criteria.
Loading a Saved Query
- Click the Saved Queries dropdown (next to the Save button)
- Search or scroll for your query
- Click it to apply the filters
Updating a Query
After loading a saved query, adjust the filters. Two options appear:
- Update Query — overwrites the saved query with the current filters
- Save As — creates a new query with a different name, leaving the original unchanged
Sorting and Pagination
Click any column header to sort. Use the pagination controls at the bottom to navigate large result sets.