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Session-Based Test Management (SBTM) structures exploratory testing by using charters, time-boxing, and debriefs to guide sessions. This approach ensures systematic risk discovery and provides structured documentation for all testing activities.

Apply SFDIPOT and FEW HICCUPPS heuristics to investigate bugs by using these models to guide testing and identify potential problems. They provide systematic frameworks to evaluate software quality risks during exploratory sessions.

Test tours help discover quality risks by providing specific navigation strategies like Business District or Bad Neighborhood to explore software systematically. They guide testers through targeted investigation paths to uncover potential issues.

Start an exploratory testing session for a high-risk feature by creating a charter to explore specific flows like payment edge cases, applying heuristics like SFDIPOT for a 60-minute time-boxed period to focus risk discovery.

Yes, you can use agent-assisted collaborative testing for exploratory test management. The approach supports agent-assisted collaborative testing and provides structured documentation templates to facilitate systematic risk discovery.