solopi-ai
01Skill Codex
A command-line framework for testing Android apps and devices with SoloPi, including on-device or cloud AI decision models. It manages devices, test cases, recorded interactions, replays, performance history, and evidence.
113 tagged automated-testing, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Skill Codex
A command-line framework for testing Android apps and devices with SoloPi, including on-device or cloud AI decision models. It manages devices, test cases, recorded interactions, replays, performance history, and evidence.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Prove that a command-line tool actually did what it said, instead of trusting its exit code and its output. Snapshots the filesystem before and after, names the expected consequence in advance, and returns one of four verdicts with what could not be seen. Use after running a build, a migration, a scaffolder, a…
Skill Claude Code
Run explicitly requested Autoprompt v2 work through the private controller. Ordinary coding and review requests do not activate this skill.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A toolset for managing API tests in the WHartTest testing platform. API tests check how software services communicate through web requests.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A project-specific guide for adding and maintaining API tests with pytest in a test-automation codebase. API tests send requests to application endpoints and check their responses.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Detect PII, credentials, and corporate sensitive data in API responses, source code, files, headers, and database extracts.
SaiHemanthMaddi/AI-Agent-QA-Skills-Lab-Repo
Skill Claude CodeCodex
API testing with Playwright APIRequestContext for REST and GraphQL endpoints.
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