Welcome to the QA Prompt Library! This guide will help you get started with using AI-powered prompts for your quality assurance tasks.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:
  1. Access to an AI model (like GPT-4, Claude, or similar)
  2. Basic understanding of QA concepts
  3. A specific testing scenario in mind

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Basic Usage

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1. Choose Your Prompt Category

Browse through our main categories:
  • Test Case Generation
  • Bug Reporting
  • Test Planning
  • Regression Testing
  • Performance Testing

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2. Select a Prompt Template

Each category contains multiple prompt templates. Choose the one that best fits your needs.

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3. Customize the Prompt

Replace the placeholder text (marked with [brackets]) with your specific details:
  • Feature name
  • Requirements
  • Specific conditions
  • Any additional context

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4. Use with Your AI Model

Copy the customized prompt and use it with your preferred AI model.

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Example: Generating Test Cases

Let’s walk through a simple example:
  1. Navigate to the Test Case Generation section
  2. Copy the basic template
  3. Customize it with your feature details:
Generate test cases for the following feature/functionality:
Shopping Cart: Add to cart functionality

Requirements:
1. Users can add items to cart
2. Cart shows correct total price
3. Users can update item quantities
4. Cart persists between sessions
5. Users can remove items

Please include:
- Test case ID
- Test case description
- Pre-conditions
- Test steps
- Expected results
- Priority level (High/Medium/Low)
- Test type (Functional/Non-functional)
  1. Use this prompt with your AI model
  2. Review and refine the generated test cases

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Best Practices

  1. Start Simple: Begin with basic prompts and gradually use more complex ones
  2. Be Specific: Provide clear, detailed information in your prompts
  3. Review Output: Always review and validate AI-generated content
  4. Iterate: Refine prompts based on results
  5. Document: Keep track of successful prompt variations

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Common Use Cases

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Test Planning

  • Use prompts to generate test strategies
  • Create test schedules
  • Define test scope

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Bug Reporting

  • Generate detailed bug reports
  • Create reproduction steps
  • Document impact analysis

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Performance Testing

  • Define performance test scenarios
  • Create load test parameters
  • Document performance requirements

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Next Steps

  1. Explore different prompt categories
  2. Try generating test cases for a simple feature
  3. Experiment with prompt variations
  4. Share successful prompts with your team
  5. Contribute to the library

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Getting Help

Need assistance? Check out: