Traceable test coverage, automatically
The Testing module generates tests from three sources: requirements create functional tests, architecture creates integration tests, and code creates unit tests. The LLM checks coverage, duplication and end-to-end traceability.
What problems the module solves
From common development pains to a controlled result at every step.
Tests do not cover requirements
Tests are created directly from requirements, architecture and code, with coverage checks.
Tests become outdated after code changes
The test model updates automatically with changes in code and requirements.
It is unclear what is tested and why
End-to-end traceability links requirement → use case → test → defect.
What the module can do
Full automation of routine work: you control the result, while the LLM creates and checks artifacts.
Tests from three sources
Requirements produce functional tests, architecture produces integration tests, and code produces unit tests.
End-to-end traceability
The full chain requirement → use case → test → defect is always visible.
Coverage completeness control
The LLM checks tests for gaps, duplication and missing coverage.
Automatic updates
When code or requirements change, tests are updated automatically.
Test design best practices
Test artifacts follow proven practices for test design.
All test levels
System, integration and acceptance test cases, scenarios, checklists and automated tests.
How the Testing module works
Tests are generated from three sources and checked for completeness and traceability.
- Requirements model
- Architecture model
- Generated source code
- 1Start generation
The tester starts test generation from requirements, architecture and code.
- 2Generate tests
The LLM creates functional, integration and unit tests, scenarios and checklists.
- 3Check coverage
The platform checks coverage completeness, duplication and end-to-end traceability.
- 4Final validation
The tester validates the resulting test model.
- Complete test model
- Test cases, scenarios and checklists
- Automated tests on all levels
- Requirements coverage report
What you get
Ready, validated artifacts with full traceability: nothing is lost between stages.
What changes in your work
Coverage
Traceable coverage of requirements, architecture and code.
Outdated tests
Automatic updates after any change.
Fewer defects
Issues are found before release, not after.
Other AI SDLC modules
Common questions
From three sources: requirements create functional tests, architecture creates integration tests, and code creates unit tests.
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