Guides

How to work out what needs testing, write it so anyone can follow it, and get it tested. Every guide ends with a template you can copy and import.

• How to test code written by Claude CodeAI builds the happy path and misses parts. Take an inventory first, test the paths it never thought of, check what it says it did, and retest every fix.
• Bug report templateEvery field a developer needs to fix a bug the first time, weak reports rewritten into strong ones, and a template you can copy.
• Test case examplesThe test case format field by field, scenarios broken into cases, and sample test cases for search, forms, profiles, uploads and notifications.
• GitHub issue template for bug reportsA ready-to-copy issue form and Markdown template for .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE, and how to make sure the fix gets checked again.
• Website testing checklistWhat to check on a website or web app before it ships: forms, links, layouts, browsers, sign-in, speed, accessibility and the emails it sends.
• How to write test casesStep by step, with worked examples for sign-up, password reset, checkout, offline and permissions, and a template you can copy.
• Regression testing checklistWhat to run after every change so nothing that worked before breaks: around the change, the never-break paths, old bugs, and the device and network.
• Retesting vs regression testingWhat each one checks, when it happens, a side-by-side table, and how to make sure a fix is checked again before it counts as passed.
• Test cases for checkout and payment35 checks for the money paths: declined cards, 3-D Secure, Pay tapped twice, a dropped connection, refunds, receipts, Apple Pay, Google Pay and in-app purchases.
• Test cases for a login pageThirty login test cases to copy, each with preconditions, steps and an expected result, from wrong passwords to two-step codes and face sign-in.
• UAT test plan templateThe columns that matter, worked examples of expected results, and a plan you can copy and import.
• Mobile app testing checklistWhat to check on iOS and Android that a web-shaped test plan always misses — permissions, interruptions, offline, updates.
• What to test before you ship an updateA short pass that catches the things that break between builds, without retesting everything.
• A QA MCP serverConnect Claude, Cursor or Codex to the runbook: read what is failing, fix it, and send the fix back for a retest.
• A QA skill for Claude CodeThe connection and the skill file that make Claude Code work the testing board the same way every time.

Also here

• Test plan templatesEvery template from these guides in one place, as Excel, CSV or Markdown, plus a blank one to fill in.
• Software testing checklistThe release and mobile checks on one page, each with steps and the result to expect.
• Testing apps built with AILet your assistant draft the plan and work the runbook over MCP, with a person still confirming every fix.
• For software agenciesA runbook per client app, and a report the client can open to see what was tested.
• Test plan gap checkerPaste a plan and see what it forgot. Runs in your browser, nothing uploaded.
• Best test management tool for a small teamSeven tools priced at 3, 5 and 15 people, and the one question that decides between them.
• Looking for a Testmo alternativeWhat Testmo costs with no free plan, and when it is still the right call.
• Free test case management, comparedWhat each tool’s free tier really gives you, read off their own pricing pages.
• Looking for a TestRail alternativeWhat TestRail costs, what its entry tier leaves out, and when it is still the right answer.
• Looking for a Qase alternativeWhere Qase’s free tier runs out, and what you gain and lose by moving.
• Looking for a Zephyr alternativeWhether your testing belongs inside Jira, and when a separate board is the better fit.
• Looking for a PractiTest alternativeWhat PractiTest is built and priced for, and what a smaller team needs instead.
• Test cases in Excel or Google SheetsWhen a spreadsheet is the right test plan, and the point where it stops being enough.

qarunbook turns any of these into a board your team and your AI share. Free to start.