QA Copilot
Describe it. Get a review-ready test plan.
QA Spider Helper turns a plain-language request into a structured QA artifact — a test plan, step-by-step test cases, or a smoke-test story. It follows real automation discipline: centralized locators, web-first assertions, shift-left API checks, prod-safe tagging. You review; nothing runs unapproved.
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Test plan — Checkout & billing
Coverage plan for the checkout and billing flow: what to test, where it breaks, which environments and data are needed, and what stays out of scope. Review, then approve the cases worth automating.
Scope
- Cart → checkout → payment → order confirmation (happy path)
- Discount / promo codes: valid, expired, already-used, malformed
- Address & tax calculation across billing regions
- Payment: sandbox success, declined card, 3-D Secure challenge
- Order confirmation email + receipt contents (contract, not delivery)
Risk areas
- Price/total mismatch after applying a discount — highest business risk
- Race between address change and tax recompute
- Double-charge on retry after a timed-out payment call
- Currency rounding on multi-item carts
Environments & data
- staging with the payment gateway in sandbox mode (never prod cards)
- Seeded test accounts with empty + populated carts
- A set of promo codes fixtured per state (valid / expired / used)
Out of scope
- The third-party gateway’s own UI (assert our integration, not their page)
- Real email delivery (assert the send contract, not the inbox)
- Shift-left: verify totals via the pricing API contract before the E2E pass.
- Tag the confirmation read-back @readonly so it is safe to run on prod.
That’s a canned example. Signed in, you write your own prompts — the Helper drafts plans, cases and smoke stories for your product, and you approve what gets automated.
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