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Claude Skills by Klim-101
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- Qa Design CasesUse when the operator wants test cases written or updated ("design test cases for the checkout flow", "write cases for this requirement", "add a regression case for X"). Never use to start a session (`qa-start`), build the registry (`qa-explore`), or execute an already-written case.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa ExecuteUse when the operator wants an already-registered test case actually run live to prove it works ("execute the login case", "run this case for real and see what happens", "prove the checkout case actually passes", "verify this case before we generate a test"). Never use to write a new case (`qa-design-cases`), to turn a proven session into a deterministic spec (`qa-generate-tests`), to replay an already-generated spec (`qa run`, no skill needed), or to read run results (`qa-report`).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa ExploreUse when the operator wants to build or refresh the selector registry ("explore the app", "crawl the app for testable elements", "update the registry", "check if the registry is still valid", "why doesn't this locator work anymore"). Never use for starting a new session (that is `qa-start`) or for case design / execution work once elements already exist in the registry.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa Generate TestsUse when the operator explicitly asks for a deterministic Playwright/API spec to be generated or regenerated for an approved test case ("generate the test for the checkout case", "turn this qa-execute session into real code", "regenerate the login spec, the case changed"). Never use to design a case (`qa-design-cases`), to execute a case live (`qa-execute`), or to run an already-generated spec (`qa run`, no skill needed). Does not fire on its own to warn that a spec is stale — that is a futur...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa RcaUse when the operator asks why an already-accepted defect happens or wants its root cause analysed ("do a root cause analysis for defect login-error", "why does the login error never show up", "what caused the accepted defect", "find the cause of defect X"). Never use to find or file a defect (triage), to accept or reject a defect draft (`qa.defect_accept`), to approve an RCA (the operator's own decision), to debug code with no registered accepted defect behind it, or to read run results (`qa...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa ReportUse when the operator asks about run status, a run summary, or requirement/case/result traceability ("what's the status of the last run", "show me the traceability matrix", "did the login case pass", "how many tests failed", "what's still not covered"). Never use to run tests (`qa run`), generate specs (`qa-generate-tests`) or design cases (`qa-design-cases`). Does not fire proactively after a run, generation or execution finishes on its own — only on an explicit status/report request.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa SecurityUse when the operator explicitly asks for a security audit or security testing of their application ("run a security audit on staging", "check the security headers and cookies", "audit the app for authorization problems", "do a security pass with the code too"). Never use for ordinary functional, accessibility or API testing, to fix a vulnerability, to file or accept a defect (`qa.defect_accept` is the operator's), or on your own because a case or the hub reached a gate. It is on demand only ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Qa StartUse when the operator wants to start, resume, or check the status of a QA-AI-STLC session ("start testing this app", "let's begin QA", "where did we leave off", "what's the current phase"). Also use when no `.qa/` project exists yet and the operator wants one set up. Never use once a session is already running and the operator names a concrete exploration or case-design task — dispatch that directly to `qa-explore` or `qa-design-cases` instead of re-entering this skill.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- ExampleTEMPLATE, NOT A SHIPPED SKILL. Demonstrates the SKILL.md format agents/README.md defines. Never loaded by a real host; kept only so the ~200-line lint and future skills have a concrete file to point at.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2