- MISSING
- MATCHED
- HUMAN
- REDUNDANT
Short answer
How can I check if all my requirements are tested?
Your AI pulls your requirement list and your test list, then compares them to find any requirement that lacks a corresponding test. You'll get a clear list of coverage gaps to fix. This breakdown shows you exactly how the AI handles the comparison.
Where every gap lands.
The outcomes of a coverage check.
The AI organizes its findings into these specific categories.
MISSING
Uncovered requirements
The AI identifies requirements that have no associated tests. You get a list of specific IDs that need new test cases.
MATCHED
Verified coverage
The AI confirms which requirements are already fully covered. This gives you confidence in your current test suite.
HUMAN
Manual review needed
The AI flags requirements where tests exist but the logic seems weak or outdated. You decide if these tests actually meet the intent.
REDUNDANT
Duplicate test logic
The AI finds multiple tests covering the same requirement. This helps you clean up your suite and reduce maintenance.
The workflow
What your AI does when the request arrives.
The AI performs a sequence of data lookups to map your testing landscape.
Fetch requirements
The AI pulls the full list of requirements from your project to establish the baseline.
list_requirementsPull test suite
The AI gathers all existing tests to see what is currently being executed.
list_testsInspect specific details
The AI looks at the specifics of a requirement to ensure the comparison is accurate.
get_requirementIdentify gaps
The AI compares the two datasets and highlights the discrepancies.
list_requirementslist_tests
Try it
Copy these to start.
Use these prompts to trigger the coverage check.
Starting points
Swap out the project names or requirement IDs for your actual data.
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}Compare all requirements in the 'Mobile App' project against my current tests and tell me what's missing.
Check if requirement REQ-101 is covered by any existing tests in PractiTest.
List all requirements in the 'API V2' project that do not have a linked test case.
Review the coverage for the 'Checkout Flow' requirements and flag any gaps.
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Cursor
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Common questions about coverage checks
- 01
Can the AI create new tests for me?
No. The AI can only read your requirements and tests to find gaps. You must write and add the tests yourself.
- 02
Will the AI change my requirements in PractiTest?
No. The AI only has read access to your data. It cannot edit, delete, or move anything in your project.
- 03
How does the AI know which test belongs to which requirement?
The AI uses the existing links and IDs established in PractiTest to perform the mapping.
- 04
Can I run this check for a single requirement?
Yes. You can ask the AI to check the coverage for one specific requirement ID.
- 05
Does the AI see my entire project?
The AI only sees the data you specifically ask it to look at through the tools provided.
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