> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.walnutai.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.walnutai.ai/test-and-quality-management/test-management.md).

# Test Management

Create, organize, and manage your test cases and test suites in a structured and centralized workspace. This section helps you define clear test scenarios, map them to features and epics, and maintain visibility into key details such as status, priority, and execution results. It enables consistent tracking and better organization of your testing efforts across the project lifecycle.

Within the **Test Management**, all test cases are displayed in a centralized table view. Each row represents an individual test case and includes key attributes such as Test Case ID, Test Case Name, Feature, Epic, Status, Priority, and Execution Status, providing clear visibility into validation progress across the project.

You can also perform bulk actions like **importing** and **exporting** test cases, making it easier to onboard large datasets or share test assets across teams. With filtering, sorting, and quick access to actions, this page is designed to simplify test management. You can **Delete** test cases when they are no longer required, noting that deletion is a **permanent action** and cannot be undone.

Walnut also supports the creation and execution of **Test Suites**, enabling users to group multiple test cases together and execute them collectively for feature-level or regression-level validation.

Users can create test cases manually or generate them using AI from user stories, documents, or integrated sources. Each test case supports detailed step configuration, dataset-driven execution, nested test case reuse, and both manual and automated execution modes. With built-in AI assistance and execution tracking, test cases in Walnut provide a structured and traceable framework for comprehensive application validation.


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