Edit test cases in the test toolkit.

During or after creating the test suite, you can edit test cases by changing the question wording or modifying expected answers, keywords, or tools as needed.

During or after creating the test suite, you can edit test cases by changing the question wording or modifying expected answers, keywords, or tools as needed. You can select multiple test cases for bulk editing by checking the checkbox next to each test case.

Edit test cases in a test toolkit.

Single answer

1. Access the agent's Evaluation page .

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2. Choose a test suite.

3. In the testing toolset, select the test case you want to modify.

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4. Change the wording of the question by editing the text in the Question field .

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Some testing methods require expected answers, keywords, or capabilities for each test case. Add that information to each field.

Conversation

1. Access the agent's Evaluation page .

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2. Choose a test suite.

3. In the testing toolset, select the test case you want to modify.

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4. In the right-hand panel, modify the conversation by selecting the edit icon.

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The conversation editor appears. Here, you can see the user's messages, which you can edit, and the agent's reference responses. These reference responses are how you expect the agent to respond within the context of the conversation.

5. To change the user's question or the agent's reference response, select it.

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6. (Optional) Select Add a user question to add more questions and responses.

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7. Select Done to save your changes and close the conversation editor.

8. Complete the requirements for the testing methods you have chosen.

Testing method Measurement Type of test kit Scoring Configuration
General quality How good is the response to a test case based on specific characteristics? Single response or conversation Score on a 100% scale Are not
Connect oven The degree of agreement between the meaning of the answer in the test case and the expected answer. Single response Score on a 100% scale Passing score, expected answer
Capability use Does the test case utilize all or any of the resources expected? Single response Pass/Fail Predictability
Keyword match Does the test case use all or any of the expected keywords or phrases? Single response or conversation Pass/Fail Expected keywords or phrases
Text similarity The degree of agreement between the content of the test answers and the expected answers. Single response Score on a 100% scale Passing score, expected answer
Exact match Do the results of the test case exactly match the expected results? Single response Pass/Fail Expected answer
Custom Does the response from the test case meet your defined criteria or expectations? Single response or conversation Pass/Fail (meets the defined label criteria) Name, assessment guidelines, label

9. Select Apply to save the changes to the test case.

10. When you have finished making changes to your test suite, select Save to save the test suite or Evaluate to run the tests.

Add test cases to the test toolkit.

While creating or editing a test suite, you can add more test cases.

1. On the agent's Evaluation page , select the test suite.

2. Select Add questions or Add conversations . Then choose an option to manually create or add other test cases.

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3. To add more detail, select and edit any new test cases.

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