testpoint-extractor

Name: testpoint-extractor
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Author: liwanlei

Generate a Markdown table of test points from requirement structures.

63|14|Updated Apr 27, 2026

Search Tags:#requirements #security testing #test design #boundary testing #markdown table #testpoint generation #QA coverage

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npx skills add https://github.com/liwanlei/AITestCraft --skill testpoint-extractor

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Skill: testpoint-extractor
Source: https://github.com/liwanlei/AITestCraft/tree/main/skills/testpoint-extractor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liwanlei/AITestCraft --skill testpoint-extractor

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill converts requirement text or single-module requirement content into a structured, verifiable list of test points, reducing the risk of missing key scenarios and accelerating test design.

Core Features & Use Cases

Requirement-to-Testpoint Generation: Produces a test point table from complete requirements or one module’s requirements.
Coverage Across Critical Dimensions: Ensures test points cover normal flows, input validation, boundary conditions, exception flows, permission control, and security risks.
Strict Output Format for Downstream Use: Outputs only a Markdown table with ID, module, type, test point, and priority.

Quick Start

Use the testpoint-extractor skill to generate a Markdown table of test points from the provided requirement structure for a single module.

Frequently Asked Questions about testpoint-extractor

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I generate test points from requirements for QA coverage?▼

To generate test points from requirements, you input your requirement text or single-module content to produce a structured, verifiable list of scenarios covering functional, boundary, and security testing for QA coverage.

What is the best way to ensure boundary testing and exception flows are covered in test design?▼

Boundary testing and exception flows are covered by extracting test points across critical dimensions like normal flows, input validation, and permission control from your requirement structures during test design.

Can I output test points as a Markdown table for downstream test design workflows?▼

Yes, you can output test points as a Markdown table containing fields for ID, module, type, test point, and priority, ensuring strict format compatibility for downstream test design workflows.

Does the testpoint generation process support security testing and performance scenarios?▼

The testpoint generation process supports security testing and performance scenarios by analyzing requirement structures to identify permission control risks and compatibility checks.

How do I extract test points for a single module without processing full requirements?▼

You extract test points for a single module by providing specific module requirement content instead of full requirements, yielding a targeted Markdown table of verifiable test scenarios.