designing-cases

Testing & Quality

Writes detailed test cases from a test plan, reviews quality, and publishes a test case page to Confluence. Use when a QA engineer wants to design cases, create test cases, write test cases, or expand test scenarios into detailed steps.

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designing-cases

Writes detailed test cases from a test plan, reviews quality, and publishes to Confluence.

Progress Checklist

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- [ ] Step 1: Validate prerequisites
- [ ] Step 2: Detect plan type and route
- [ ] Step 3: Write test cases per type
- [ ] Step 4: Review quality
- [ ] Validate: Scenario count + case count + quality assessment
- [ ] Step 5: Create Confluence test case pages
- [ ] Validate: Confluence URL + page count

Steps

Step 1: Validate Prerequisites

Check that test_plan/README.md exists and test_plan/sections/ contains section files.

If missing: "Please run /planning-tests first to create the test plan."

Step 2: Detect Plan Type and Route

Run /tw-case-init to read the test plan, detect the type, and route to the appropriate command:

Type A (Feature): → /tw-case-feature — expect 20-40 cases
Type B (Bug Fix): → /tw-case-bugfix — expect 8-15 cases
Type C (Enhancement): → /tw-case-enhance — expect 15-25 cases

Step 3: Write Test Cases

Execute the routed case command from Step 2. It creates test_cases/README.md and one TS-XX_[Name].md file per scenario.

Each test case needs: Objective, Preconditions, Test Steps table, Execution Type.

Step 4: Review Quality

Run /tw-case-review to check all test cases for:

Specific (not vague) actions and expected results
Complete preconditions
3-10 steps per test case
Test independence (can run standalone)

Validate

Report:

Total scenario count
Total test case count
Quality assessment: READY FOR TESTLINK or NEEDS REVISION

Step 5: Create Confluence Pages

Run /cf-create-page to create test case pages in Confluence.

Page Naming Convention

Source File	Page Title Format
`README.md`	`[PROJECT_ID]: Test Cases - [Feature Name]`
`TS-01_*.md`	`[PROJECT_ID]: TS-01 - [Scenario Name]`
`TS-02_*.md`	`[PROJECT_ID]: TS-02 - [Scenario Name]`

Create parent page first, then child pages for each TS-XX scenario.

Run /cf-review-page to verify formatting. Use /cf-format-guide for Confluence storage format reference.

MCP tool: mcp-atlassian:confluence_create_page

Validate

Report:

Confluence parent page URL
Number of pages created

Expected Input

Path to project folder containing test_plan/README.md and test_plan/sections/.

Next Step

After designing cases, run /syncing-testlink to import test cases to TestLink.