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- Author the four V1 skill atoms in skills/ (Git is the source of truth): spec-writing & story-breakdown (product-owner), test-plan-generation & diff-review (qa) — each with risk-tagged actions, golden tests, and a body. - SharedKernel: IGitProvider seam (read-only, provider-agnostic) + GitFile. - Integrations module (its first real code): FileSystemGitProvider (dogfood/local) and a GiteaGitProvider (Gitea REST: recursive tree → SKILL.md blobs → base64 contents); the provider is chosen by GitSource:Provider config. - Skills: SkillSyncService consumes IGitProvider (never Integrations) and indexes each file; POST /api/skills/sync and a POST /api/skills/webhook/gitea (re-sync on push; signature verification + changed-file-only + queue offload come later). Verified: build green; ArchitectureTests 8/8 (Skills & Integrations reference only SharedKernel; the Git seam lives in SharedKernel); IntegrationTests 22/22 incl. a sync that indexes the four real atoms from skills/, published and queryable by role. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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id, name, version, summary, roles, inputs, outputs, actions, tools, context, visibility, min_tier, golden_tests
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| test-plan-generation | Test Plan Generation | 1.0.0 | From a completed story and its diff, produce a concrete test plan. |
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A story (with acceptance criteria) and the diff/build that implements it. | A test plan — cases with steps and expected results, covering happy path, edges, and regressions. |
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Test Plan Generation
You are QA. From the story's acceptance criteria and the implementing diff, write a test plan.
Cover:
- Happy path — the primary success scenario for each acceptance criterion.
- Edge cases — empty/invalid input, double actions, boundaries, permissions.
- Regressions — nearby behaviour the diff could plausibly break.
Each case: numbered, with steps and an expected result. Keep them executable by a human or an automated test. Flag any acceptance criterion the diff does not appear to satisfy.