Curry Reduces Test Case Creation Effort by 36.7% and Automates Defect Registration with QA AI Hub

·2026.11.03 15:00

Key point

Built a 5-stage automation pipeline that extends from specification input to defect registration.

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Details

  • Built an AI-based platform to solve the problem where more than half of total QA time was spent on TC creation
  • Real-world measurements across 137 tasks showed that AI replaces 70% of TC work, increasing the number of tasks handled per person by 59% per month
  • When correct TCs and domain policy documents are available, AI generation quality rises to 95 points, indicating that reference assets determine quality
  • Lack of test data accounts for 71% of execution bottlenecks, making automated data generation and converting personal know-how into team assets the next challenge

Key Performance Indicators

  • In the commerce domain, preparation time per task decreased by 35%, and preparation effort per 1,000 TCs decreased by 36.7%
  • AI execution reliability verification results showed that the false PASS rate remained low at 0.64%
  • The logistics domain requires more refinement effort than twice that of commerce due to integration complexity, necessitating differentiated application by domain

Technical Architecture

  • Adopted a distributed structure consisting of a Next.js 15 server and Node.js workers on individual QA PCs
  • Used Claude Code, Playwright, and Mobile MCP to manipulate screens based on natural language TCs
  • Applied skill compliance verification and Claude Code hooks as a dual gate to block the leakage of substandard deliverables

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