tkm:generate-testcases

Automating test case generation from feature specifications is done by parsing MoMorph or rebuild-spec inputs to automatically output structured test case artifacts based on predefined routing workflows.

Yes, test case generation works with both MoMorph and rebuild-spec sources by determining the source family and automatically selecting the appropriate workflow to preserve the original output format.

To generate test cases for a specific screen ID, execute the create command with the screen ID and optional flags for feature numbers, tickets, or existing test cases to update your software testing artifacts.

Yes, you need the MoMorph and rebuild-spec libraries installed as dependencies to parse feature specification inputs and handle the output formatting required for deterministic test case generation.

The best way to update existing software testing artifacts from specifications is to pass the existing testcase file as an argument during automated generation, ensuring untrusted data is handled securely.

When generating test cases from untrusted specification data, the Skill maintains deterministic routing and enforces an execution contract to preserve original family output formats while mitigating input risks.