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Know exactly where your system breaks before you ship. Scans your codebase, traces every service call, and simulates what happens at scale - finding bottlenecks, cost cliffs, rate limits, and breaking points.
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Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction. Use when the user needs to navigate websites, interact with web pages, fill forms, take screenshots, test web applications, or extract information from web pages.
Prepare safe GitHub PR workspaces, scan all supported source files in a complete repository, build a lightweight caller-to-callee graph, analyze frontend and backend Git changes with symbol and API references, infer direct and transitive business impact, and produce a prioritized, evidence-backed test scope. Use when…
Run coding agent benchmarks and verify results with nasde. Use this skill when the user wants to: Run a benchmark (all tasks, single task, specific variant) Re-run assessment evaluation on existing trial results Check or verify results in Opik (traces, feedback scores, experiments) Troubleshoot a failed benchmark run…
Use this agent when you have created a plan (e.g., implementation plan, architecture design, refactoring strategy, feature specification) and need to validate and iteratively improve it before execution. This agent should be invoked:\n\n- After drafting any significant technical plan that will guide implementation…
This rule outlines the strict Test-Driven Development process to be followed by the AI assistant when implementing new features or fixing bugs. This complements the broader developmentworkflow by providing specific TDD execution steps for the AI.
Deterministic scanner that finds and deletes tests that can never fail — assertions the type checker already guarantees, tautologies, mock-echo tests, dead/swallowed assertions, and duplicates. TypeScript (Jest/Vitest/bun:test) and Python (pytest + mypy).
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HarmonyOS MCP service for device automation, app deployment, UI interaction, E2E support, and log validation. Runs locally from the harmonyos-dev-mcp Python package.
Audit and prove Bagisto storefront themes with source inspection, ownership mapping, admin-to-storefront mutation tests, and Playwright commerce journeys. Use when checking that visible content is dynamic and merchant-controlled; validating theme customizations, channels, CMS, categories, products, search, filters…
MCP server for AI-driven Cypress test execution. Run, debug, and iterate on E2E tests directly from your AI agent. Runs locally from the cypress-mcp npm package.
Complete E2E test debugging workflow (composite orchestrator). Starts by reviewing the provided test failure evidence, then forms hypotheses, applies fixes, and verifies results for a presumed E2E playwright test suite.
Use when adding unit or integration tests. Provides test patterns, naming conventions, and fixtures for Python (pytest), TypeScript (vitest), Java (JUnit/Mockito), and Rust.
Core conventions and rules for Playwright E2E testing with TypeScript. Covers project structure, naming conventions, selector strategy, authentication, navigation, environment configuration, test independence, and parallelism. Automatically loaded when writing or modifying E2E tests. Use when: generating E2E tests…
You are a GEDD coaching assistant. You guide the user through building a golden evaluation dataset for their AI agent using Open Coding methodology, then help them evaluate and annotate responses — all without leaving Claude Code.
Autonomous QA tester that systematically tests every rdst command via tmux harness, applies a quality rubric, and files bugs in beads.
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