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JMeter tests to Gatling.
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JMeter to Gatling Converter turns your existing test plans into working Gatling simulations, directly from your IDE, in the language your team already writes. No manual rewrite. No starting from scratch.

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Migrating from JMeter shouldn't mean rebuilding everything from scratch. The Gatling JMeter Converter is an AI skill that reads your existing .jmx files and generates production-ready Gatling simulations, with full mapping of every test element, in the language and build tool your team already uses.

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It reads your .jmx file, maps every JMeter element to its Gatling equivalent, and writes a working simulation into your project. Runs entirely inside your IDE, no UI, no manual steps.

A Guided, multi-step conversion workflow for Claude Code, Cursor and any compatible coding assistant. The skill walks your AI agent through detection, mapping, generation, and compilation, automatically flagging anything that needs review.

See the converter in action

Watch how the converter detects your JMeter test plan, maps the structure, generates a working Gatling simulation, and compiles it, without leaving your IDE.

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Convert your existing test plans automatically, and get expert guidance on what your migration looks like at scale.

Frequently Asked Questions about the JMeter to Gatling Converter

Do I need a Gatling Enterprise Edition account?

No. The converter works with Gatling open source. A Gatling Enterprise account is only required if you want to deploy and run tests on Gatling Enterprise Edition after conversion.

Which AI coding assistants are supported?

The skill is designed for Claude Code, Cursor, and any AI coding assistant that supports skills or instruction.

Will the converted simulation run perfectly out of the box?

In most cases, the simulation will compile and run immediately. Complex Groovy scripts and custom injection profiles may need manual review — the skill flags these explicitly and suggests improvements.

Which languages and build tools are supported?

Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, Scala, and Kotlin. Maven and Gradle for JVM projects. npm for JavaScript and TypeScript.

Where does my JMeter test data go?

The skill runs entirely inside your IDE. Your .jmx files and test data never leave your machine.

What if my JMeter script uses a pattern the converter doesn't handle?

The skill flags anything it can't convert with a clear explanation. You can iterate with your AI assistant to resolve edge cases — or open an issue on GitHub to help us improve coverage.

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