Tutorial

Generate tests from a requirements document

Deep dive into specification-driven test generation and coverage mapping.

Overview

Deep dive into specification-driven test generation and coverage mapping.

Tutorial details

Audience: QA lead
Duration: 60 min
Prerequisites: PDF or DOCX specification
Prerequisite 2: Project access

Tutorial steps

Prepare specification

Ensure acceptance criteria and edge cases documented.

Navigation: Quality → Tests, Coverage, or Test Health. Link work to a project when validating generation or traceability.

Verification: Confirm organization and team context in the Console header before making changes.

Upload to Specifications

Add specification record with metadata.

Navigation: Quality → Tests, Coverage, or Test Health. Link work to a project when validating generation or traceability.

Verification: Note project, run, or agent IDs if you may need support escalation.

Link to project

Associate specification with project.

Navigation: Quality → Tests, Coverage, or Test Health. Link work to a project when validating generation or traceability.

Verification: Confirm UI state matches your runbook. Retry once on transient errors before opening a ticket.

Generate scenarios and cases

Complete generation workflow with review gates.

Navigation: Quality → Tests, Coverage, or Test Health. Link work to a project when validating generation or traceability.

Verification: Confirm UI state matches your runbook. Retry once on transient errors before opening a ticket.

Map coverage

Use Coverage area to verify traceability.

Navigation: Quality → Tests, Coverage, or Test Health. Link work to a project when validating generation or traceability.

Verification: Confirm UI state matches your runbook. Retry once on transient errors before opening a ticket.

Expected outcome

Generated tests mapped to requirements with traceability visibility.

After completing this tutorial

Capture run IDs and screenshots for your team runbook
Share learnings with QA, SRE, or platform stakeholders
Proceed to related how-to guides for operational hardening

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