This is the wiki for the candidate assessment tool (CAT). Here you will find our feature documentation as they relate to user stories.
This is the wiki for the candidate assessment tool (CAT). Here you will find our feature documentation as they relate to user stories. If you contribute to this project you should be writing one pagers for the features you work on.
If you contribute to this project you should be writing one pagers for the features you work on.
## What is CAT?
## What is CAT?
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## Who is CAT intended for?
## Who is CAT intended for?
CAT is intended to be used by a variety of [users](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/-/wikis/users) each with their own roles and interests. Mainly it is developed for job seekers that have been invited to take a standardized test related to a staffing process. The following is a list of users that operate in the system, all privileged users are also base users:
CAT is intended to be used by a variety of [users](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/-/wikis/users) each with their own roles and interests. Mainly it is developed for job seekers that have been invited to take a standardized test related to a staffing process. The following is a list of users that operate in the system, all privileged users are also base users:
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A number of [stakeholders](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/wikis/general/Stakeholders) represent the aforementioned roles with respect to process and design decisions that will impact the development of CAT.
A number of [stakeholders](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/wikis/general/Stakeholders) represent the aforementioned roles with respect to process and design decisions that will impact the development of CAT.
## Role Based OnePagers
## Role Based OnePagers
The features available to a given user are represented by a [OnePager](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/-/wikis/onepagers) document that outlines a feature in how it is supposed to work and how it was developed, and even how it may be enhanced or what the vision is for the future.
The features available to a given user are represented by a [OnePager](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/-/wikis/onepagers) document that outlines a feature in how it is supposed to work and how it was developed, and even how it may be enhanced or what the vision is for the future.
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| General Features | [Candidates](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/wikis/users/Candidate) | [Test Administrator](https://gitlab.com/thundercat-transition/project-thundercat/-/wikis/users/Test-Administrator) | Scorer | ETTA Administrator | PPC Administrator | Quality Control |