pair-capability-design-manual-tests

Design a manual test suite for release validation by analyzing project artifacts, architecture, and deployment targets to generate critical path files and a suite README covering website, CLI, dataset, and registry components.

A critical path test file in manual testing defines essential user flows and testable surfaces that must be validated post-release, ensuring key functionalities across websites, CLIs, datasets, and registries are thoroughly checked.

Yes, you can generate manual tests for both website and CLI components by specifying your project scope, prompting the analysis of architecture and artifacts to identify testable surfaces across the requested components.

The best way to structure post-release manual test documentation is to generate critical path files alongside a suite README, following established manual-testing guidelines to map out critical user flows and API interactions.

Yes, manual test design requires analyzing deployment targets because it identifies testable surfaces and defines critical test paths, ensuring the generated test suite accurately validates the specific release environment.