Requirements Generation

Test Companion allows you to create structured requirements using either text input or voice recording, with AI-powered priority assignment.

Input Methods

Type Requirements

Enter requirements directly using the text input field

Voice Recording

Speak your requirements naturally for automatic conversion

Creating Requirements

Text Input Method

Select the “Type” option
Enter your requirements in natural language
Click “Process Text” to generate structured requirements

Voice Recording Method

Select the “Voice” option
Click “Start Recording”
Speak your requirements naturally
Recording will automatically process when you finish

Use natural language to describe your requirements. The AI will structure them and assign appropriate priority levels.

Example Format

Here’s an example of how to phrase your requirements:

"The system should allow users to log in with their email and password with high priority.
Users should also be able to reset their password through email verification with medium priority."

Requirements Preview

After processing, requirements are displayed with:

Clear, structured statements
Automatically assigned priority levels (High, Medium, Low)
Draft status indicators
Delete options for each requirement

Priority Levels

Requirements are automatically categorized with priority tags:

High Priority - Critical functionality
Medium Priority - Important features
Low Priority - Nice-to-have features

Managing Requirements

Adding Requirements

Review the generated requirements in the preview section
Remove any unwanted requirements using the delete (×) button
Click “Add Requirements” to save the approved requirements

Editing Requirements

Each requirement can be:
- Deleted individually
- Modified before final addition
- Re-processed if needed

Deleted requirements cannot be recovered. Make sure to review carefully before removing.

Integration with Test Cases

Requirements can be used to:

Guide test case generation
Provide context for bug reports
Track testing coverage
Prioritize testing efforts

Use specific, actionable language when describing requirements to get better structured results and more accurate priority assignments.

Best Practices

Clear Requirements
- Use specific, measurable terms
- Include expected behavior
- Specify conditions and constraints
Voice Recording
- Speak clearly and at a moderate pace
- Use complete sentences
- Include priority indicators in your speech
Review Process
- Verify priority assignments
- Check for completeness
- Ensure requirements are testable

Example Requirements

Here are some well-structured requirements:

The system must ensure that passwords are encrypted and not stored in plain text.

After a successful login, the system must maintain the user's session until they log out
or the session expires after a defined period of inactivity.

The system must lock an account after 5 consecutive failed login attempts and provide
instructions to reset the password.

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Essentials

Requirements Generation