gen-eval-scenario

You can generate gen-eval scenario YAML files interactively by specifying scenario intent, category, interfaces, and behavior; the tool then auto-detects interface descriptors and outputs a schema-validated YAML file ready for evaluation.

The best way to ensure testing scenario YAML files pass schema validation is to use an interactive scenario generator that runs a Pydantic validation step automatically, verifying descriptor analysis and schema compliance before outputting the final file.

To find under-tested categories in your existing testing scenario coverage, use a coverage analysis tool that examines current scenario definitions, suggests missing categories, and auto-detects appropriate interface descriptors across transports.

Yes, you can create failure scenarios for authentication boundaries without manually writing YAML by using interactive scenario generation, which walks you through selecting transports and defining steps to produce a ready-to-run, schema-compliant YAML file.

Yes, you need pyyaml installed to interactively craft scenario descriptors, as it is the required dependency for parsing and generating the validated YAML output files used in gen-eval testing workflows.