acceptance-criteria-generator

To write Gherkin acceptance criteria from a vague user story, transform the requirements into Given/When/Then scenarios covering happy paths, sad paths, and edge cases. The Skill requests clarifications on unclear boundaries or actors before generating verifiable pass/fail conditions.

The best way to ensure QA coverage for BDD scenarios is generating testable Gherkin Given/When/Then formats that include happy paths, business-rule validations, and sad paths. This approach provides binary pass/fail criteria without tying scenarios to implementation details.

Yes, you can use Scenario Outline with Examples for your acceptance criteria. The Skill optionally generates Scenario Outlines to handle multiple input variations efficiently, converting rough requirements into structured, reusable testable scenarios for manual or automated execution.

When creating testable scenarios from vague requirements, the Skill asks targeted questions to clarify missing details like actor boundaries or error behaviors before guessing. This ensures the final Gherkin Given/When/Then scenarios are precise and verifiable.

Yes, Gherkin Given/When/Then generation includes sad paths and edge cases. The Skill applies coverage-first scenario planning to map business-rule validations, boundary errors, invalid inputs, and permission failures alongside the standard happy path.