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Use this skill when product-quality responsibility is needed across requirements, strategy, review, test-case, or reporting stages; triggers include product quality perspective, product quality review..
Awesome QA Skills is an open-source AI-native Quality Engineering skill system that helps engineering teams reason about, design, execute, evaluate, and continuously improve software quality across the entire SDLC.
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Use this skill when product-quality responsibility is needed across requirements, strategy, review, test-case, or reporting stages; triggers include product quality perspective, product quality review..
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Use this skill when project delivery constraints or action tracking are needed for test strategy, test strategy review, or test report review; triggers include project delivery perspective, delivery planning, schedule and capacity..
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Use this skill when QA quality perspective is needed for requirements, strategy, review, test cases, or reports; triggers include QA quality perspective.
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Use this skill when you need release-phase QA workflow from T-14 planning to go/no-go and post-release monitoring; triggers include release testing workflow and go/no-go QA.
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Use this skill when you need a sprint-based QA workflow from planning through review and retrospective; triggers include sprint testing workflow and iteration QA workflow.
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Use this skill when a technical quality perspective is needed for requirements, strategy, code, test cases, or reports; triggers include technical quality review, architecture review, and code review.
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Use this skill when a quality stage needs a UX perspective on information architecture, interaction states, consistency, responsive behavior, or accessibility; triggers include UX quality perspective, UX review..
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