ln-523-auto-test-planner

Risk-based test planning automates test case generation by analyzing manual testing results to calculate test priorities using a business impact and probability matrix, ensuring critical aspects are tested rather than arbitrary coverage metrics.

To generate automated test plans from manual testing results, the skill analyzes research findings and manual test data to select appropriate E2E, integration, and unit tests while adhering to Minimum Viable Testing principles and enforcing strict test limits.

Yes, risk-based testing prioritizes E2E, integration, and unit tests by calculating test priorities using a business impact and probability matrix derived from manual testing results and research findings.

Yes, automated test planning delegates task creation to downstream skills like ln-301 and ln-302, integrating prioritized test scenarios and justifications directly into actionable test tasks.

The limitation of Minimum Viable Testing principles is that the skill enforces strict test limits and requires justifications for each test, preventing excessive test creation and ensuring only high-priority risks are covered.