design-manual-tests

To create a manual test suite for post-release validation, analyze your project artifacts, architecture, and deployment targets to generate structured critical path files (CP*.md) and a suite README covering testable areas.

When designing manual tests, you can cover website, CLI, dataset, and registry components by using automated discovery to analyze project artifacts and identify critical paths for structured test case generation.

Generate test cases for CLI tool releases by analyzing deployment targets and architecture to produce critical path files that validate installation, core commands, and error handling as part of a comprehensive manual test suite.

Yes, manual test suite generation works without external dependencies, analyzing project artifacts and deployment targets internally to produce critical path files and a suite README for release validation.

The best way to validate critical paths before a release is to generate a structured manual test suite that analyzes project architecture and deployment targets, producing critical path files (CP*.md) for thorough validation.

Use manual testing for release validation when you need to verify critical paths across website, CLI, dataset, and registry components through human-executable test cases generated from project artifacts and deployment targets.