Project Assistant

Ask about your project in plain language, and let it do the work once you approve.

What It Does

Instead of clicking through features, endpoints, and run reports to answer a question like "which tests cover the refund requirement, and did they pass?", you ask the assistant. It reads the relevant requirements, specifications, tests, and run analyses, answers in plain language, and cites its sources. When the answer points to an action, such as closing a coverage gap, rerunning a pack, or fixing a failing test, it proposes the change for you to accept. Attach a specification or document to the conversation and it can read or import it. Name another project you have access to and it reads from that project too, and it says so plainly when a project is outside your access. Rate an answer or tell it what was wrong, and it learns from the correction for that project. You can review or retire what it has learned, and a correction can never grant it permissions it does not already have.

Overview

The Project Assistant answers questions about your project from its own data. Before it replies, it looks up your requirements, endpoint specifications, tests, run history, and run analyses, then cites what it found; every citation opens the item in the project tree. It can also do the work: offer to run a test or pack, generate tests, fix a test, or create a project, feature, endpoint, test, requirement, dataset, or workflow. Nothing changes until you accept, and every accepted change goes through the same route, permissions, licence checks, and audit log as the button it replaces.

Key Capabilities

Answers from your own requirements, specs, tests, run history, and run analyses

Cites its sources, and each citation opens the item in the project tree

Offers to run tests or packs, generate or fix tests, and create endpoints, requirements, datasets, or workflows

Nothing changes until you accept, with the same permissions, licence checks, and audit log as the button

Never deletes anything, handles credentials, or changes what production points at

Reads across projects you have access to and learns from your corrections, per project

How It Works

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Open the assistant in your project and ask a question in plain language
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It looks up requirements, specifications, tests, run history, and run analyses before answering
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Answers cite their sources; click a citation to open the item in the project tree
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When it proposes a change, accept or dismiss it; nothing changes until you accept
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Rate answers or correct it, and review what it has learned for the project

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