test-gen

To auto-generate test cases from acceptance criteria, provide your AC or target codebase to the system. It selects a test basis, analyzes code structure, and outputs structured cases with IDs, titles, priorities, preconditions, steps, and expected results to accelerate QA validation.

Yes, you can generate QA test cases directly from a source code repository. The system clones repos when needed and analyzes the code structure to build structured test cases covering normal, negative, and boundary scenarios for regression or CI/CD validation.

The auto-generated test cases include Test IDs, titles, priorities, preconditions, steps, and expected results. They are formatted using framework-agnostic templates and routed through a verifier to ensure coverage before being written to the output file.

Yes, the test generation process supports CI/CD pipelines by generating draft test cases for rapid feature validation and regression testing. It outputs framework-agnostic artifacts to a designated phase file, allowing seamless integration into automated validation workflows.

The best way to ensure test coverage is routing the generated test cases through a verifier component. This validates that the structured cases cover positive, negative, and boundary scenarios derived from the analyzed code structure or acceptance criteria.

Yes, a key limitation is that the system does not hard-code project names in the generated test cases. It uses framework-agnostic templates and writes final artifacts to a specific output file path to maintain project neutrality.