crisp-test-plan-writer
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Turn a Jira ticket (or linked pair/set of tickets) into a test plan fast: read the ticket + parent + full comment history, find the PRs that actually shipped it and read their diffs (not just descriptions), resolve test data live against the source-of-truth sheet, and render steps as one flat S.No | Action | Expected Result table. Use when asked for a quick test plan, PO-review steps, or UAT steps for a specific ticket and there isn't time for the full journey/edge-case/scoring workflow — the diff-mining and live data lookup are what make this fast without making it wrong. For deeper coverage (journeys, edge-case generators, adversarial scoring, migrations), use test-plan-writer instead.
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