open-testing-convert-cucumber

You can convert Cucumber feature files to Playwright or Cypress by providing the feature file and step definitions, allowing the skill to extract canonical intent and map Gherkin narratives, hooks, and data tables into the target framework's test scripts.

Converting Gherkin step definitions to Selenium preserves background and data tables by extracting their canonical intent and mapping them to the target framework's semantics, ensuring narrative context and structured data remain intact during framework migration.

You can migrate SpecFlow or Behave tests to Appium by converting their Gherkin feature files and step definitions into a canonical intent representation, which normalizes driver references and delegates action-layer extraction for the target environment.

The best way to round-trip Cucumber BDD tests is to extract a canonical intent representation from source feature files, convert them to the target framework, and optionally regenerate .feature files and step-definition skeletons for round-tripping back to Cucumber.

Unresolved Cucumber steps during framework migration are surfaced as TODOs for reviewer follow-up, ensuring that any step definitions lacking a clear canonical intent mapping are explicitly flagged for manual inspection and resolution.