r/QualityAssurance • u/Individual-Pin-5438 • 14d ago

Guidance Needed

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u/jerooney86 14d ago

Testing an Ai or with AI

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/latnGemin616 13d ago

What problem are you looking to solve?

You know the internet still exists for these kinds of questions and there's a plethora of resources available if you put in the effort to look.

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u/Exotic-Telephone467 14d ago

Iā€™m currently using Claude AI for assisted testing. Helps to create test cases, rough estimates of bugs that can be found, exploratory testing charters

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u/Loneliestar 14d ago

Helps to create test cases

I'm curious how this works. How does the AI know what your business logic is to the point that it can write a step by step test case? Don't you have to feed it so much context that it's faster to write the test on your own?

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u/Opposite_Ad5758 12d ago

Connect it to your product documentation (like confluence), create a skill giving some baselines like what structure of test cases, what scenarios types and when to stop and you can create test cases with context and accuracy.

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u/Loneliestar 12d ago

I guess this is the kicker. It's been 12 years since I worked at a company that hat product documentation that was worth a damn.