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Reviews how a feature or system handles PII, data retention, and consent against common privacy-framework principles (GDPR-style). Use when a feature collects, stores, or processes personal data - not a substitute for legal advice.
Structures raw incident notes into a blameless postmortem - timeline, root cause, impact, and action items. Use after an incident/outage once the immediate fire is out and it needs to be documented.
Narrowly scans code and config for hardcoded secrets, credentials, API keys, and tokens. Use before a commit/PR, or when auditing a codebase for accidentally-committed secrets.
Performs proactive, pre-implementation threat modeling (STRIDE-style) for a feature or system before it's built. Use when designing something new that touches user data, auth, money, or external input, before writing code.
Focuses specifically on unusual inputs, boundary conditions, empty states, and unexpected user behavior that implementations commonly miss. Use to find what a normal test pass would skip over.
Diagnoses why a test passes sometimes and fails others - timing, shared state, ordering dependence, or external dependencies - and proposes a fix. Use when a test fails intermittently.
Converts requirements into structured manual and automated test cases with clear steps and expected results. Use when you need a test plan/test case document, not code-level unit tests.
Identifies which behaviors are meaningfully untested and risk-ranks the gaps, rather than reporting line-coverage percentage. Use when deciding where to add tests next.
Creates meaningful unit, integration, and component tests based on implementation and requirements. Use when code needs test coverage and you want tests that verify behavior, not just tests that pad a coverage number.
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