pm-stage-06-qa-plan

To generate a traceable QA plan for MVP release readiness, synthesize approved PRD, design, and prototype artifacts to map test cases to requirements using stable IDs, ensuring complete test coverage and validation.

Verifying non-functional requirements like data privacy in a QA plan involves establishing explicit governance and edge case coverage sections to validate access control, audit logging, and privacy constraints against your design specifications.

Yes, you can test GenAI features by including specialized test sections for evaluation datasets, hallucination checks, and red-teaming directly within your QA plan to validate AI-powered product functionality.

Yes, you need approved PRD, design, and prototype artifacts before creating a traceable test strategy, as strict artifact contract validation relies on these inputs to map test cases to user stories and design states.

Artifact contract validation maintains consistency across product development stages by enforcing adherence to defined stage-gate hooks, ensuring test coverage strictly aligns with approved product requirements and design states.

You should not use automated test case mapping when your product artifacts lack stable IDs or when your PRD and prototype validation goals are not yet approved, as strict traceability cannot be maintained.