Agentic Outside-In Testing FAQs

Question 1

What makes 'outside-in' testing different from traditional testing?

Accepted Answer

Outside-in testing focuses on the external behavior and user interface of an application rather than its internal code structure. This ensures tests remain valid even when internal implementation details change.

Question 2

Which platforms does this skill support?

Accepted Answer

It supports a wide range of application types including Command Line Interfaces (CLI), Terminal User Interfaces (TUI), Web applications, and Electron-based desktop apps.

Question 3

Does it provide visual evidence of test results?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the framework automatically collects evidence including logs, console output captures, and screenshots (for Web, TUI, and Electron) to document every test execution.

Question 4

Do I need to write complex code to create these tests?

Accepted Answer

No, you write simple, declarative YAML files that describe the desired user behavior, and the AI agents within the Gadugi framework handle the execution and validation logic.

Question 5

Can this skill be used for unit testing?

Accepted Answer

This skill is specifically designed for end-to-end and behavior-driven testing. For testing internal functions and logic gaps, traditional unit testing tools are more appropriate.

Agentic Outside-In Testing

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Agentic Outside-In Testing

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