Workflows Built From Your Requirements
Approved use cases become end-to-end workflows as soon as each step has a test.
What It Does
Use-case workflows connect requirements intelligence to end-to-end testing. A requirement that describes a journey (log in, add to cart, pay, confirm) is turned into an executable workflow the moment every step is backed by a test. The workflow then counts toward coverage of that requirement, so a workflow run can verify it. Workflows can span projects, with a separate environment for each project a pack runs against. When a workflow on the canvas is not behaving, the workflow doctor diagnoses it, including unsaved edits, and offers fixes that only add what is missing.
Overview
End-to-end workflows usually get built by hand, long after the requirement was written. Shift-Left Studio closes that gap. An approved use-case requirement with ordered steps becomes a workflow as soon as each step has a test. When one cannot be built, the product names the missing step and says whether it needs a test or an endpoint, then it can generate the missing tests and build the workflow in one step. You can also build a workflow from your specification and tests, or from a single sentence, with data passed from one step to the next automatically.
Key Capabilities
How It Works
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Approve a use-case requirement with ordered steps
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Studio matches each step to a test and builds the workflow once every step is covered
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If a step is missing, it names the step and whether a test or an endpoint is needed
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Generate the missing tests and build the workflow in one step
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Run the workflow to verify the requirement, and use the workflow doctor if something breaks
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Guides and playbooks that show this capability in practice.
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