ck:scenario

Feature decomposition for test planning breaks a feature into 12 dimensions like input extremes, timing, and error cascades. It generates targeted scenarios per dimension, classified by severity, to surface risks and test targets early before implementation begins.

Structured scenario generation emits tables formatted for direct consumption by testers and engineers. It filters relevant dimensions, classifies scenarios by Critical, High, Medium, or Low severity, and defines expected behaviors to seamlessly integrate with downstream test generation workflows.

Yes, you can use feature decomposition to validate API contracts during code review. Applying the 12-dimension decomposition to an API path surfaces authorization, data integrity, and error cascade risks, producing structured scenarios that catch implementation issues before release.

Yes, scenario generation works directly with source code files. By passing a file path like a payment processing module, the system evaluates state transitions, data integrity, and business logic dimensions to produce targeted test scenarios and identify critical edge cases.

Edge case generation covers 12 dimensions: user types, input extremes, timing, scale, state transitions, environment, error cascades, authorization, data integrity, integration, compliance, and business logic. This decomposition ensures comprehensive test coverage and early risk assessment.