I’ve been using a bot test canvas for a while now, and breaking it into smaller scenarios is 100% the way to go. Big tests just get noisy, and it’s hard to pinpoint what’s failing.
For edge cases, I usually let the bot test canvas run first, then manually tweak the weird ones. Tools like Testim or Botium have been super helpful for automating the bulk of it.
Also, false positives? Ugh. I filter those by adding more validation steps—like checking if the bot’s response actually matches the intent.
For edge cases, I usually let the bot test canvas run first, then manually tweak the weird ones. Tools like Testim or Botium have been super helpful for automating the bulk of it.
Also, false positives? Ugh. I filter those by adding more validation steps—like checking if the bot’s response actually matches the intent.