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A tester uploads a power system spec, and Goby extracts its requirements, among them REQ-014: charging stops above 60 °C and resumes below 55 °C. Goby drafts two test cases for it; one passes. A tester notes the charger cut out at 60 °C and came back on when the pack was at 58 °C. Goby matches the note to TC-121 and suggests failing it, and the tester does. Goby then writes a report on the release: not ready, with 47 of 50 cases passing, thermal cutoff and a slow cooling fan failing in the thermal controller, and one test blocked.
Traceability you don’t have to maintain.
Requirements, test cases, results and notes stay linked on their own, so you always know what’s tested, what’s passing and what’s missing.
ExamplePower system spec v3
Requirements
5 requirements · 4 covered · 1 passing
REQ-014
Charging stops above 60 °C and resumes below 55 °C
Power system spec v3, Section 4.2
Test cases
Latest- TC-118Charging stops at 60 °C pack temperaturePass
- TC-121Cutoff holds until the pack cools below 55 °CFail
2 cases · latest run: Drive system regression, build 2.3.1
ExampleOne sentence to a retest plan
A tester asks Goby to retest everything that failed or was blocked in yesterday's drive system run. Goby reads the run's 30 results, finds 5 failures and 2 blocked cases, and builds a plan called Drive system retest with those 7 cases, pointed at build 2.3.2.
Retests that plan themselves.
Ask for a plan from yesterday’s failures and Goby’s AI builds it, with every case that failed or was blocked.
The steps you'd do by hand
- Open yesterday’s run(done by Goby)
- Find every failure and block(done by Goby)
- Add each case to a new plan(done by Goby)
- Name it and point it at the next build(done by Goby)
All done by Goby, from one sentence.
Test plans from a commit.
Give Goby a commit or pull request and its AI picks the test cases the changes could affect, ready to run as a plan.
The steps you'd do by hand
- Open the pull request(done by Goby)
- Read through every change(done by Goby)
- Find the test cases it could affect(done by Goby)
- Build a plan from them(done by Goby)
All done by Goby, from your code.
ExampleOne pull request to a test plan
A tester pastes pull request 482, Fix thermal cutoff hysteresis. Goby reads its changes across three files and finds four test cases they could affect, each tied to the changed line: TC-121 to the new release temperature, TC-118 to the trip, TC-124 to the resume condition and TC-157 to the new fault log. It builds a plan called Thermal fix regression from them.
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