AI-Driven Test Case Generation
How to use LLMs to generate test cases from user stories, requirements, and production logs, plus patterns for reviewing and maintaining AI-generated suites.
Hi! I'm Oleg Neskoromnyi — QA engineer exploring AI in testing.
Learn how to use AI for test generation, execution, and analysis with real-world experiments, honest results, and lessons learned from software QA teams.
Practical, AI-focused guides for every layer of your QA workflow.
How to use LLMs to generate test cases from user stories, requirements, and production logs, plus patterns for reviewing and maintaining AI-generated suites.
Architecture patterns for integrating AI into your existing UI and API automation, with real examples of what actually improves maintainability and what doesn't.
Prompt templates for test case design, bug reproduction, risk analysis, and exploratory testing that work in real CI/CD pipelines, not just demos.
Using AI to shift from reactive bug-catching to proactive quality strategies, with reporting and metrics leaders actually care about.
Deep-dive guides based on real experiments — not vendor decks.
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I run two AI chats to ship one PR: one plans, one builds. The code is the cheap part now. The hard part is deciding what to build.
I built a full CLI tool in a week with AI — then realized I still hadn't shipped it. Knowing when to stop building is the skill AI made essential.
I attended AI Con 2026 expecting hype. Six days of sessions later, the takeaway was clear: AI making code easy makes validation harder.
Two decades of leading QA teams, building automation frameworks from scratch, and shipping quality software under real constraints. Now I experiment with AI-powered testing agents and share everything I learn on QaHub.AI - the wins, the failures, and the practical workflows that actually ship.
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