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TMMi Test Strategy

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    Overview

    Draft and maintain a project or programme test strategy aligned to TMMi: objectives, test levels, approach, entry/exit criteria, and resources.

    Example Conversation

    You: We’re starting a new programme and need a test strategy aligned to TMMi. Can you draft one with test levels, entry/exit criteria, and resource outline?

    Agent: I’ll draft a test strategy covering: test objectives and scope; test levels (unit, integration, system, acceptance) and how they’re sequenced; test approach (e.g. risk-based, techniques); entry and exit criteria per level; and resources (roles, effort, environment). I’ll align the structure to TMMi expectations for a managed test process.

    You: We have three streams—backend, frontend, and mobile—and want risk-based testing with system test exit at 95% pass and no critical open defects.

    Agent: I’ve added the three streams to the scope, set a risk-based test approach, and defined system test exit criteria: 95% planned tests executed and passed, no critical or high defects open. The strategy is in test-strategy.md.

    Sample Output Excerpt

    Excerpt from a test strategy produced with this skill.


    Test levels and approach

    LevelObjectiveEntry criteriaExit criteria
    UnitVerify componentsCode complete, build greenAll unit tests pass
    IntegrationVerify interfacesComponents integratedIntegration tests pass, no blocking defects
    SystemVerify end-to-end behaviourSystem build deployed95% tests pass, no critical/high open
    AcceptanceValidate against user needsSystem test completeAcceptance criteria met, sign-off

    Test approach: Risk-based; prioritise high-risk areas and critical user journeys. Test design and execution are documented and traceable to requirements.


    Getting Started

    Add your source materials to the project workspace, then activate the TMMi Test Strategy skill. The agent will guide you through the process step by step.

    Ready to let your expertise drive the workflow?

    Stop wrestling with rigid templates and complex tooling. Write your process in markdown, let the agent handle the rest.

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