01
QA automation framework planning
A multi-session blueprint for the structure, layers, and ownership of your automation suite before more code lands.
New Taipei · Programming consulting
File Brook Hub
Framework planning and test strategy sessions for teams who need a clear automation path—not another pile of flaky scripts.
Primary consultation
QA automation framework planning
A structured advisory engagement that maps your product risks, current test debt, and tooling constraints into a framework blueprint your engineers can actually build and own.
- Risk-based scope for what should be automated first
- Layer choices: API, UI, contract, and data fixtures
- Ownership model, review gates, and rollout checkpoints
Related consultations
Supporting work that often sits beside framework planning—useful when strategy, audit, or coaching is the tighter need.
02
Test strategy workshop
A focused working session that locks release risk priorities and decides what must be automated, sampled, or left manual.
03
Framework audit
An independent review of an existing automation suite: structure, flakiness patterns, ownership gaps, and repair priorities.
From a recent engagement
Evidence from teams who asked for a plan before writing more automation.
“We walked in with three competing suite layouts and no agreement on what ‘done’ meant for release gates. The planning sessions forced us to pick one spine and cut the rest.”— Mei-Ling Chen, QA lead, payments product team
How engagements run
Discovery, blueprint, and handover—designed for working engineering calendars in Taiwan and remote hybrid teams.