Generate Gherkin acceptance criteria from user tasks and PRD narratives.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bokata-ac-analyst Source: https://github.com/abrahamvallez/skills/tree/main/skills/bokata-ac-analyst Command: npx skills add https://github.com/abrahamvallez/skills --skill bokata-ac-analyst
Transform high-level user tasks, feature backbones, and PRD snippets into concrete, executable Gherkin acceptance criteria to bridge requirements and testing.
Provide the backbone or user tasks and run bokata-ac-analyst to generate comprehensive Gherkin criteria.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Feature Mapping and Example Mapping are techniques that break down user tasks into concrete examples and business rules, ensuring your Gherkin scenarios capture necessary edge cases, permissions, and state transitions before test automation begins.
Yes, running a discovery phase before generation is necessary to proactively uncover hidden business rules, edge cases, and state transitions, ensuring the resulting Gherkin scenarios are comprehensive and robust for test automation.
Using dedicated acceptance criteria generation provides an integrated discovery phase that identifies business rules and state transitions from raw requirements, producing executable Gherkin specs rather than relying on manual scenario drafting.
The best way to write testable Gherkin specs is to process raw requirements through Example Mapping to extract business rules, which are then formatted into structured Given/When/Then scenarios for validation and automation.
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