test-plan-generator

To generate a QA test plan, provide feature requirements and code diffs to produce structured test scenarios and acceptance criteria. This process analyzes changes to output a ready-to-use test plan document covering risk-based prioritization to guide testing efforts.

Automated test plan generation creates structured QA scenarios and acceptance criteria from evolving requirements and code changes. You need it when QA teams struggle to manually craft comprehensive, repeatable test plans for features, bug fixes, or configuration updates.

Yes, you can generate test scenarios for bug fixes and configuration changes. The automation analyzes code diffs and requirements across features and changes to produce comprehensive acceptance criteria and risk-based test prioritization.

The best way to create acceptance criteria from code changes is using automated test plan generation. It analyzes code diffs and requirements to directly output structured acceptance criteria and risk-based test scenarios, ensuring repeatable QA coverage.

Yes, the generated test plan includes risk-based test prioritization. It analyzes feature changes and requirements to produce scenarios and acceptance criteria, guiding QA efforts by prioritizing tests based on identified risks.

You can trigger test plan generation during a conversation by using the /test-plan command or through auto-invocation when QA needs arise. Summarize required scenarios and acceptance criteria to generate the structured test plan.