Doc Bdd Audit

What it does

The doc-bdd-audit skill facilitates automated auditing of documentation using Behavior Driven Development (BDD) principles. It can generate test cases from existing documentation, execute those tests against a live system or codebase, and report on compliance with documented expectations. This helps ensure documentation remains accurate and up-to-date with the software it describes.

When to use it

• Verifying new feature implementations: Ensure code changes align with documented behavior before release.
• Regression testing after documentation updates: Confirm that existing functionality still meets updated requirements outlined in documentation.
• Onboarding new team members: Provide a clear and automated way to validate understanding of system behavior based on official documentation.
• Maintaining long-lived projects: Regularly audit documentation against the current state of the software to prevent drift and inconsistencies.

Key capabilities

• Test case generation from documentation
• Execution of generated tests
• Compliance reporting

Example prompts

• "Generate BDD test cases for the 'User Authentication' section in the API documentation."
• "Run the existing BDD audit suite against the latest codebase version."
• "Show me a report detailing discrepancies between documented behavior and actual system performance."

Tips & gotchas

The quality of the generated tests depends heavily on the clarity and completeness of the source documentation. Ensure your documentation is well-structured and uses precise language for optimal results.