asterisk-tester

Asterisk dialplan testing uses Local channels in a Dockerized environment to simulate call flows safely. You describe test scenarios—such as extension routing or IVR logic—and observe dialplan execution via Asterisk CLI without touching production systems, enabling verification of contexts, extensions, and call paths in isolation.

Yes. The Skill validates IVR flows and time-based routing by simulating call scenarios through dialplan contexts. It verifies how conditions evaluate and how calls route based on time, extension patterns, and menu responses, with detailed reporting of each step.

Dialplan testing validates AGI and AMI integrations by simulating calls through contexts that invoke these interfaces. The Skill observes real-time execution and generates detailed post-test reports showing whether integrations behave as expected without requiring live call traffic.

Docker is the required dependency. You set up a Dockerized Asterisk environment, define your dialplan contexts and extensions, then use Asterisk CLI commands inside the container to run test scenarios and monitor execution.

Yes. The Skill simulates calls through dialplan contexts to verify pattern matching on extensions and routing conditions. It confirms whether calls follow the expected paths based on dialed numbers and dialplan rules.

Testing generates detailed post-test reports showing call flow execution, routing decisions, and integration outcomes. You review these reports alongside Asterisk CLI output to validate that dialplan behavior matches requirements.