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Overview: Mapping your workflows

A strong testing strategy starts with a complete map of what needs to be tested. Without a clear view of the application’s surface area—key user paths, critical states, and system boundaries—it’s impossible to know whether testing is truly comprehensive or where risk still exists. A complete coverage map establishes the full scope required to test an application end-to-end. It ensures that every meaningful interaction is accounted for and that gaps are visible before failures reach users. Our AI mapping creates and maintains a structured view of application coverage based on how flows interact with the product. As flows change or new ones are added, the map evolves with them—helping you reason about completeness, prioritize test creation, and communicate coverage clearly. Our AI is designed to give you confidence that all required areas are covered and to show how existing flows contribute to overall coverage.
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Navigate to the AI agent chat
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Type “Create a test plan for {target URL}”. The Agent will launch a browser if one is not currently live. Our Mapping AI will begin creating groups and corresponding flow stubs that represent the main areas of your application.
Screenshot of the agent chat
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Provide real time guidance. As the Mapping AI works, you can provide it with real-time guidance. For example, if the Mapping AI encounters a login prompt, it will ask for your credentials, which you can provide.
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Manually adjust the coverage map or instruct the Agent to make changes for you.
You can also generate full or partial plans for any site you already have open in the QA Wolf platform.
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Navigate to the AI agent chat
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Request a coverage map for a specific feature. For example:a. “Create a coverage plan for user onboarding.”b. “Outline grouped flows for the checkout process.”

Tip for best results

Use clear, descriptive group names that match your product’s features (e.g., Checkout, Billing, Authentication).Start small — you can refine or expand coverage later.The Mapping AI can add to existing groups and flows; you don’t have to start from a blank state.
Last modified on February 9, 2026