AI-01
System Mapping
Assisted inventories of modules, interfaces, and dependency surfaces from submitted artifacts.
AI Laboratory
The AI Laboratory is a set of controlled tools used by people. It is not a consumer chatbot, not a product storefront, and not a substitute for laboratory judgment. It does not issue certificates.
AI-01
Assisted inventories of modules, interfaces, and dependency surfaces from submitted artifacts.
AI-02
Candidate outliers in code, logs, or numerical series — each requiring human acceptance.
AI-03
Scenario generation and model-assisted rehearsal of stated paths. Simulations are not field proof.
AI-04
Clustering and timeline assistance across operational logs supplied for the engagement.
AI-05
Assisted assembly of exhibits, hashes, and cross-references for the laboratory record.
AI-06
Comparison of declared configurations, manifests, and environment snapshots.
AI-07
Draft cases and oracles proposed from requirements text. Staff decide what enters the plan.
AI-08
Assisted comparison of current artifacts against a prior, identified baseline.
AI-09
Linking claims in specifications, comments, and reports to observed implementation evidence.
AI-10
Internal mapping of technical clauses to published texts. Mapping is preparatory and is not a recognition, license, or approval.
AI-11
Exploratory statistics and visualization that remain subordinate to the mathematical review.
AI-12
Consistency, completeness, and wording checks on draft reports before human quality review.
Propose maps, cluster events, draft test ideas, highlight diffs, and check a report for missing fields. Those outputs are drafts inside the laboratory.
It may not certify, approve, pass, fail, or speak in the laboratory’s name. If a machine-only statement appears in a client-facing sentence, that sentence is an error and must be withdrawn.
Work with ETTC
If AI-assisted analysis is useful in your engagement, it will be written into the test plan.