This page explains how to use various generative AI features in MagicPod, along with a list of the applicable features.
The information on this page will take effect starting with the release of MagicPod version 1.41.0 on June 22, 2025.
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How to Enable Generative AI Features
To enable generative AI features, go to your organization settings page, open the "Optional Features" tab, and select “Enable” under Generative AI Features, then click "Update".
This setting is available to any user with update permissions for the organization.
Currently Available Features
The list of features covered by the Generative AI toggle is updated as needed.
Please take a look at this page for the latest information. Note that you cannot enable or disable features individually. Turning on Generative AI Features will apply to all supported functionality.
Users' inputs are never used to train the generative AI models in any feature.
Test Case Summary
When you create a test using MagicPod, a summary of the test’s purpose and steps is automatically generated.
Previously, when a different team member needed to understand someone else’s test case, they had to read through the steps or ask the creator directly. This could be time-consuming and make it difficult to grasp the overall intent.
With automatic summaries, even team members unfamiliar with the test can quickly understand its purpose by reading the summary, making knowledge sharing much easier.
Additionally, summaries are automatically updated when a test is modified, so there’s no need to update them manually or worry about them becoming outdated.
Test Change Summary
When saving changes to a test case, you can generate a suggested change comment with one click.
The suggested comment can be edited as needed before saving.
Previously, writing clear change messages was a manual task that took time and effort, especially to maintain an easy-to-follow change history. By using generative AI, this process becomes much faster. It also encourages more users to write meaningful change messages, improving the clarity and usefulness of the test history.
Use of MagicPod Web API via the MCP Server
With the MagicPod MCP server, you can issue natural language commands to an AI agent and automate MagicPod operations.
The MCP server supports calling MagicPod Web APIs and searching help pages. Among these, calling the Web API requires enabling Generative AI Features.
Use of Generative AI by the MagicPod Support Team
To help resolve customer inquiries more quickly, the MagicPod support team may process the contents of inquiries or attachments using generative AI.
Upcoming Features
Test Case Generation Assistance
We are currently developing a feature that allows you to describe a desired test case in natural language and have the steps generated automatically. Stay tuned!