gsd-audit-uat

Auditing User Acceptance Testing items involves scanning all software development lifecycle phases for pending, skipped, blocked, and human_needed items, then cross-referencing them against the codebase to detect stale documentation and generate a prioritized human test plan.

A cross-phase UAT audit verifies the status of outstanding User Acceptance Testing items across the software development lifecycle to identify stale documentation. You need it before going live to improve product quality and reduce deployment risks.

Generate a prioritized human test plan by scanning all project phases for pending, blocked, and human_needed UAT items, then evaluating their urgency and importance to produce a targeted testing schedule.

Yes, you need stow for environment management to execute the CLI-based workflow required for this UAT audit. It is necessary for managing the environment when cross-referencing items against the codebase.

Detect stale UAT documentation by cross-referencing outstanding User Acceptance Testing items against the actual codebase to identify discrepancies where testing records no longer match the current code state.

The best way to track blocked and skipped UAT items is conducting a comprehensive cross-phase audit that scans all software development lifecycle stages. This approach ensures all pending items are verified and updated before release.