Handbook
Platform composition
STI is a leveraging extension on the Forge governed delivery control plane — not a standalone test product with its own run spine.
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Responsibility matrix
| Product | STI uses it for | STI does not own |
|---|---|---|
| forge-platform | Schemas, ForgeRun attach points, workcell registration patterns | Canonical platform policy |
| forge-lcdl | Governed tasks (case design, triage, coverage) | LLM transport in consumer repos |
| lmeta | Campaign flows (generate → evaluate → run → evidence) | Persistence, SQL, hook allowlists |
| forge-fleet | Approved templates for pytest/Playwright/audit jobs | Job scheduling policy |
| forge-lenses | Evidence review, approval UI | Test generation |
| Blueprints | ISTQB methodology, versona-testing | Runtime execution |
| Cursor | Interactive authoring, local run triggers | Unattended SoR |
Critical rules (from platform boundaries)
- Lenses is system of record for runs, approvals, evidence, and human review.
- LCDL when a result affects a decision — use contracts or traceable governed flows.
- Fleet exposes approved templates first; agents do not get raw execution power by default.
- No agent workcell writes final state directly — return
WorkcellResultlinked toForgeRun.
Attachment model
STI artifacts attach via ForgeRun extensions:
evidence.test_run_summary—test_run_summary.v1payloadreasoning.lcdl_trace— optional LCDLTraceSummary from case-design tasksexecution.fleet_job— Fleet job correlation for containerized runs
Platform repo must not submodule forge-sti; cross-link by handbook URL and schema id only.
Cursor integration
See Cursor integration for rules, composer prompts, and versona-testing pairing.