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Why Project matters?

Product Name: Treeify Version: 0.2-beta Date: 2025.07.10

Setting up your project correctly ensures that Treeify tailors test case generation to your domain, goals, and testing context. It directly affects accuracy, coverage, and efficiency.


🏭 Industry

Treeify uses your selected industry to activate domain-specific knowledge and terminology.

Why it matters:

  • Adds context-aware understanding (e.g., “claim submission” in insurance vs. “order placement” in e-commerce)
  • Reduces hallucinations by grounding tests in real-world processes

Example:

In Healthcare, Treeify knows to check HIPAA-related access and audit rules.


🧪 Testing Type

Choose the testing focus area, such as:

  • Functional
  • Performance
  • Security
  • Compatibility
  • API
  • More Coming In

Why it matters:

  • Helps the AI decide what kind of test objects and scenarios to generate
  • Enables focused validation across relevant dimensions

Example:

If you select Performance Testing, Treeify will prioritize test objects like response time, concurrent users, and throughput.


🔄 Testing Stage

Define whether you're at:

  • Requirement validation
  • Integration testing
  • System-level verification
  • Regression testing

Why it matters:

  • Adjusts the granularity and scope of tests
  • Aligns generated tests with your current QA phase

Example:

During System Testing, Treeify generates more end-to-end flows vs. unit-level checks.


⚙️ Generation Strategy

Choose how broad and deep the AI should explore:

  • Strict: Generate test cases strictly based on your input. Most accurate, but may miss implicit coverage.
  • Complement: Allows AI to infer and supplement missing cases using industry/domain patterns. Broader scope, higher credit usage.

Why it matters:

  • Impacts credit usage and depth of generation
  • Complement mode is more exhaustive but may include lower-priority tests

Tip:

🧠 Use Standard for scoped QA with detailed and precise requirements inputs; Complement when preparing for testing without detailed requirements inputs.