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Use Case 1: Track Work Items

The Track Work Items feature helps you monitor all work items related to your project, providing a clear view of progress and ownership. These items include test cases, test plans, and test executions you created.

AgileTest Summary & Analyzer Agent can quickly fetch and display work items based on your needs, whether you want to view all items assigned to a specific user or focus on a particular type of work item.

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AgileTest Agent tracks work items of a specific team member

Scenario 1: Provide with only User Names

To collect all work items or issues for a team member, use the command show all work items of + @user name

AgileTest Agent displays the ratio of work items for a specific assignee

AgileTest Agent displays all work items of a specific assignee

You can ask AgileTest Agent to collect work items of multiple team members

AgileTest Agent displays all work items of multiple team members

Tips: You can use self-referential commands to quickly gather your own work items or issues without tagging your username. For example: show all my work items

AgileTest Agent collects all your work items

Scenario 2: Provide with User Names & Work Item Types

To display a specific work item of an assignee, you can clarify your command, for instance: show + work item types + @user name

AgileTest Agent gathers a specific work item type for a team member

Scenario 3: Provide with User Names, Work Item Types & Sprint Names

To display work items in an exact sprint, you can add the sprint name to your command with the format: show + work item types + @user name + sprint name

AgileTest Agent collects work items of an assignee in a specific sprint

AgileTest Agent Answer Format:

By default, the answer from AgileTest Agent will include:

AgileTest Agent's output format

 

  1. Work Item Key: the ID of each work item or issue, allowing you to reference or trace it in your project quickly.

  2. Priority: the priority level assigned to the work items, which indicates its importance or urgency. (High, Medium, or Low).

  3. Status: the current stage of your work item (To Do, In Progress, Completed)

  4. Labels: the Jira labels (free-form, keyword-based tags that you can add to issues for informal and flexible categorization, filtering, and searching).

 


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