Can I use these scenarios for automated testing?

Absolutely. The scenarios generated follow standard BDD practices compatible with tools like Cucumber, Behave, and SpecFlow.

Why should I use tags in my scenarios?

Tags like @smoke or @security allow you to filter and run specific subsets of your test suite, optimizing your CI/CD pipeline and development workflow.

What is the primary benefit of using this BDD skill?

It helps you write declarative scenarios that focus on business value rather than implementation details, making your tests more resilient to UI or code changes.

Does this skill help with Gherkin syntax?

Yes, it provides specific examples and patterns for Given-When-Then structures, Feature files, and Rule-based organization.

How does it handle edge cases?

The skill encourages a systematic approach to identifying negative paths, such as invalid inputs or expired sessions, ensuring robust test coverage.

BDD Scenario Builder

Name: BDD Scenario Builder
Author: TheBushidoCollective

byTheBushidoCollective

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Security & Testing

Crafts clear, maintainable Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) scenarios to bridge the gap between business requirements and technical implementation.

About

The BDD Scenarios skill enables developers to write high-quality Gherkin specifications that are both human-readable and test-ready. It provides a structured approach to defining behavior through specific, declarative, and business-focused scenarios, helping teams avoid common pitfalls like implementation-heavy tests or vague acceptance criteria. Whether you are documenting complex logic, identifying critical edge cases, or organizing a test suite with tags, this skill ensures your behavior specifications serve as a reliable source of truth for both stakeholders and automated testing frameworks.

Key Features

Rule-based acceptance criteria structuring for complex features
Best practices for keeping test steps concise and maintainable
Scenario organization using tagging systems like @smoke and @critical
39 GitHub stars
Declarative Gherkin syntax guidance for business-aligned scenarios
Systematic edge case identification and negative path testing

Use Cases

Converting high-level user stories into actionable Gherkin feature files
Standardizing behavior documentation for cross-functional team alignment
Defining comprehensive acceptance criteria before starting code implementation

About

Key Features

Rule-based acceptance criteria structuring for complex features
Best practices for keeping test steps concise and maintainable
Scenario organization using tagging systems like @smoke and @critical
39 GitHub stars
Declarative Gherkin syntax guidance for business-aligned scenarios
Systematic edge case identification and negative path testing

Use Cases

Converting high-level user stories into actionable Gherkin feature files
Standardizing behavior documentation for cross-functional team alignment
Defining comprehensive acceptance criteria before starting code implementation