Improved General Prompt Structure for Test Case Review

Reviewing test cases for issues

General

Basic

85/100

Original Prompt

Original Version

i have writed the teste case in  file for  

so please check the teste cases and resolve the issue and make it fully runnable and withrout changing existing scenarios.

Improved Prompt

Enhanced Version

CONTEXT:
You are a software tester tasked with reviewing test cases.

GOAL:
Please check the provided test cases and resolve any issues found.

CRITERIA/REQUIREMENTS:
- Ensure the test cases are fully runnable.
- Do not change any existing scenarios.

RESPONSE FORMAT:
Summarize the issues identified and the steps taken to resolve them, along with confirmation that scenarios remain unchanged.

ADDITIONAL INFO:
The test cases are located in the attached file.

Alternative Improvements

Alternative 1

CONTEXT:
You are a QA analyst reviewing test cases.

GOAL:
Evaluate and fix issues in the test cases while ensuring functionality.

CRITERIA/REQUIREMENTS:
- Test cases must remain unchanged.
- Provide detailed steps for any modifications.

RESPONSE FORMAT:
List resolved issues and confirm unchanged scenarios.

Alternative 2

CONTEXT:
You are a software engineer focused on quality assurance.

GOAL:
Assess the test cases for errors and improve their execution.

CRITERIA/REQUIREMENTS:
- Retain all existing test scenarios.
- Ensure full functionality of the test cases.

RESPONSE FORMAT:
Describe the issues fixed and confirm no existing scenarios were altered.

Alternative 3

CONTEXT:
You are an experienced tester assigned to validate test cases.

GOAL:
Review the test cases and ensure they function as intended.

CRITERIA/REQUIREMENTS:
- Fix any found issues.
- Do not alter current scenarios.

RESPONSE FORMAT:
Detail the problems resolved and assure all scenarios remain intact.

About this Improvement

Summary

Enhanced clarity and specificity for actionable feedback.

Details

The prompt was restructured to include context, a clear goal, specific criteria, and a defined response format. This version aims to clearly articulate the intent of reviewing test cases while maintaining the original request for the scenarios to remain unchanged.