Suggested Features and Tests
The Suggested Tests and Feature Folders features are powerful tools that enable Qualiti's AI to generate test cases for your application with ease. With Suggested Tests, you can either provide descriptions or goals for what you want your test to accomplish, or skip this step and let the AI handle it entirely. This makes it simple to set up comprehensive test coverage with minimal input.
How It Works
Generating Suggested Feature Folders
In your Test Library, you can use the Suggest feature to let the AI identify key features in your application and suggest relevant Feature Folders for your test suite.
- The AI will quickly generate a list of Feature Folders for you to review.
- Simply select the folders you want, or add additional folders manually as needed.
- This helps organize your test suite by grouping related tests under feature-specific folders, making test management more efficient.
Enabling AI Context (Optional but Recommended)
The AI Context feature allows you to add details about your application, helping the AI learn your app's unique features. This step enhances the AI’s understanding, enabling it to suggest more accurate and targeted tests. Setup is fast, typically under 10 minutes. For more details, see the AI Context section.
Generating Suggested Tests
- In your Test Library, use the Suggest feature to let the AI identify core features in your application.
- The AI will quickly generate a list of Feature Folders for your test suite.
- Simply choose from the AI-suggested folders, or manually add any that you need.
Reviewing and Editing Test Steps
Once the AI has generated steps for your test case:
- Review each AI-generated step and edit descriptions as needed using plain English or code. For more detailed editing instructions, refer to the Test Case Steps page.
- Add variables to make your test cases dynamic and adaptable. Learn more about using Variables to enhance flexibility in your tests.
This process allows you to build a robust test suite efficiently, giving you flexibility and control over each suggested test case.