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Table of Contents

1. High-level Instructions

User-focused flows with flexible implementation

2. Persona Based Tests

User-specific experiences and permissions

3. Exploratory Tests

Discovering edge cases and behaviors

4. Other Useful Prompts

Additional patterns for specific testing scenarios

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1. High-Level Instructions

When to Use

Ideal for testing user flows where specific implementation details aren’t critical

Examples

Completing a flow

This is an example of a high-level step that uses the agent’s ability to figure out what the right action is at each moment.

Responding to Messages

This example demonstrates how to leverage the agent’s natural language understanding to handle complex message interactions without specifying exact UI elements or steps.

Tips

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2. Persona Based Tests

When to Use

Useful for uncovering user frustrations and difficulties, as well as clarity of designed user flows.

Examples

UI/UX Tester

This example shows how you can give the agent a persona and then ask that persona to do certain actions. In this case, we ask the UI expert to note any issues with our app.

User Demographic Personas

You can use personas to see how different types of users will interact with your site. This example shows an obvious use case, testing the accessibility of your site, but this can also be applied across different demographics and can pull insights there.

Tips

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3. Exploratory Tests

When to Use

Perfect for discovering edge cases and unexpected behaviors

Examples

Security Exploration

Using a persona, give the agent free rein to explore the site and achieve their goal. This test is an example where the agent tries to find security vulnerabilities.

Tips

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4. Other Useful Prompts

When to Use

For specialized testing scenarios that require specific approaches

Examples

Initiating a Conversation with a Chatbot

This prompt is useful for testing an AI chatbot, to give it unique responses and validate that the chatbot’s responses are acceptable.

Tips

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