Rahul Verma: My Petty Bits

Dear Testers,

I’ve made an experimental custom-GPT – “Pair-Wise-GPT” – public, to cater to systematic test design technique of pair-wise testing. It is my second GPT that is now public after Linguistik. There are some more to be announced soon.

The technique builds on a bug hypothesis that beyond the majority of bugs which are caused because of single variables, the next common types of problems occur because of two variables acting together, despite being assigned valid values.

In combinatorics, this is the most poplar test design technique. A decade back, one will often hear about it in the testing circles. I leave it to your own wisdom to think why we have stopped talking about foundations of testing.

Usage
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– Say Hello or click Let’s get started!
– Define your testing context to describe the variables and the valid values they can take. As an alternative, upload a variable matrix with variables and their allowed values.

More information here: https://www.pairwise.org/

https://chatgpt.com/g/g-0GCoVyxyR-pair-wise-gpt

PS: This is my attempt to combine the natural language aspects of an LLM with a more coded, deterministic approach. It’s experimental.
PS2: This is a problem focused GPT which has explicit instructions only for its first goal. So, beyond guided interactions, when you interact, the experience (good/bad) could be outside the functioning of the custom-GPT itself, and a direct use of underlying GPT.