case-generator

To generate test cases from requirements documents, submit the document to the AI and trigger the generate_cases function. The system analyzes the text and outputs structured manual test cases directly into an Excel workbook.

To export test cases to Excel, the tool automatically writes the generated results into a project-wide workbook file, such as huudi_cases_v1.xlsx. This process uses the generate_cases API to enforce global case_id formatting and module-level summaries.

Yes, this test case generation tool requires formal requirements documents as input. It is specifically designed for projects that need to translate structured requirements into modular Excel-based manual test cases for subsequent execution.

The best way to structure manual test cases for QA automation is to categorize them by test type and enforce global case_id formatting. This tool automatically applies that structure, generating module-level distribution summaries within a single Excel file.

A limitation of using Excel for test case generation is that it targets manual testing workflows rather than automated execution scripts. It structures cases with global IDs and module summaries, but outputs are constrained to the Excel workbook format.