Resources

From verdict guides to sample reports.

See what you will receive: plans, case tables, execution reports, and a guide to reading verdicts.

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Start with the deliverables.

Review the format of plans, case tables, and reports, then create them for your team's project in a demo.

Product tour

From project setup to verdict.

Walk through repository connection, screen collection, planning, case generation, three-engine execution, and verdicts in order, using your team's repository and document setup.

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Sample plans and cases

See the actual plan and case table.

Review a plan with its name, description, rationale, Markdown document, and selected cases, alongside a case table with priorities and automation levels.

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Sample report

One run. One report.

Pass, fail, quarantine, and skip counts, requirements/checklist/screen coverage, quarantine status, and security findings come together in one verdict.

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Guides

Understand verdict rules and coverage.

Learn the three verdict levels, three coverage measures, and quarantine rules needed to interpret a report.

Platform overview

Sample report Available now

What one report contains.

Staging run #48 for a commerce web project passed 45 cases and failed one, yet received CONDITIONAL. The failure was minor, one Firefox check with inconsistent results was quarantined, and requirements coverage was below the 80% target.

  • Results: 45 passed · 1 failed (minor, payment amount validation, Firefox) · 1 quarantined (order pagination, 25% flip rate) · 1 skipped
  • Coverage: requirements 76% (32 of 42, target 80%) · checklist 13/17 · screens 41/48
  • Evidence: screenshots, replay videos, and logs for every failed case, linked to Jira QA-318
  • Rerun #49: 47 passed · 1 quarantined (passed) · requirements 83% · 0 security findings → PASS
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Sample plans and cases Available now

What goes into a case.

Cases generated from screens and requirements share the same table format as manually written cases. Unverifiable drafts are replaced, duplicates removed, and cases translated into Korean, English, and Japanese.

  • Scenario · Preconditions · Inputs · Expected results
  • Four priorities: low · normal · high · critical
  • Three automation levels: manual · candidate · automated
  • Sources: people, documents, or code; PR suggestions include approval/rejection history
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Guides

Four concepts for reading results.

The first questions teams ask when they receive a report.

Three release verdicts

FAIL means critical or major failures. CONDITIONAL covers minor/trivial failures, quarantine, inconclusive checks, or coverage below 80%. PASS means every executed check passed on its first attempt.

Verdict rules

Three coverage measures

Requirements, checklists, and screens show what was not checked. This is not code coverage: a case is not validated merely because it exists.

Coverage

Zero findings vs. unavailable

If repository code or secret scanning is disabled, findings show as unavailable rather than zero. Unchecked items never count as a pass.

Security testing

Quarantine criteria

Checks are automatically quarantined when results on the same commit flip in at least 20% of the last 20 runs. They continue running but cannot trigger FAIL.

Test reliability

Frequently asked questions

Questions about samples and guides.

Why is the sample verdict CONDITIONAL instead of FAIL?
The single failure has minor severity. FAIL applies to critical or major failures. Minor/trivial failures, quarantine, and coverage shortfalls remain CONDITIONAL for human review.
How does the product tour work?
Request a demo to schedule a screen-sharing session from project setup to verdict. Share your repository, target URL, and document format in advance so we can tailor the tour.
Can we get sample plans and case tables as files?
We open the Markdown plan and case table during the demo. Ask during onboarding if you need files. In actual projects, plans and cases stay in your workspace.
In what order should I read the guides?
Platform overviewStart with the six-stage workflow in Quality assuranceand Reports and evidenceto learn how to read verdicts and coverage. If you plan to delegate validation work, continue with Managed QAfor the service scope.

See it with your own project.

Use your repository and documents to create a plan, case table, and first report in a demo. If you want to delegate the work, we will discuss Managed QA.

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