QA Test Case Generator-AI-powered test case generator

Example

Given a requirement to test a shopping cart's 'Add to Cart' feature, the generator can automatically create test cases that check normal item addition, multiple item addition, empty cart scenarios, and handling of stock-out conditions.

Scenario

A QA team working on an e-commerce platform needs to test the shopping cart functionality. By inputting the acceptance criteria of the 'Add to Cart' feature, the generator creates detailed test cases ensuring full coverage, including standard workflows and edge cases.

Example

If a feature involves uploading a profile picture, the tool can create test cases for valid images, oversized files, unsupported formats, and network failures during uploads.

Scenario

In an app that allows users to upload profile pictures, potential problems like unsupported image formats or large file sizes could go unnoticed. The tool generates edge case tests such as 'upload image with 0 bytes,' 'upload image with 10MB size,' and 'upload unsupported format (e.g., .txt file),' ensuring robustness in various scenarios.

Example

A QA tester uploads a screenshot of a product page in an app, and the tool generates test cases for verifying UI elements such as buttons, images, and product descriptions, along with their expected behavior.

Scenario

When testing a new UI for a mobile app's product display page, the tool can generate test cases that check image loading, button functionality (e.g., 'Buy Now'), text assertions (e.g., correct product name), and alignment of elements on different screen sizes.

Example

For a feature requiring user authentication via email, the tool highlights potential risks like 'Email not received' and provides mitigation strategies such as testing email server configurations and email delivery times.

Scenario

In a financial app that sends two-factor authentication codes via email, the tool generates test cases for scenarios where the email is delayed or not delivered. Additionally, it identifies risks like server downtime and suggests mitigation like fallback to SMS.

Example

For a requirement involving international shipping, the tool might generate questions like 'What happens if a shipping address is invalid?' and 'What are the supported countries for shipping?'

Scenario

In a logistics management system, a QA tester needs to validate international shipping features. The tool helps identify missing details in requirements, such as unsupported regions, by generating questions that highlight potential gaps or ambiguities in the system’s logic.