What testing artifacts do you know and use in your work?

Testing artifacts are documents and tools used for planning, executing, and analyzing testing. The main artifacts I use in my work:

• Test plan — describes the objectives, scope, resources, and schedule of testing.
• Test cases — specific scenarios with steps, expected results, and execution conditions.
• Test data — data sets used to verify functionality.
• Defect reports (bug reports) — descriptions of found errors with reproduction steps.
• Test reports — summarized information about conducted tests, coverage, and results.
• Automated scripts — code for automatically executing tests.
• Traceability matrix — links requirements to tests to control coverage.

Using these artifacts helps structure the testing process, improve its quality, and ensure transparency for all project participants.