skills/brownbull/test-orchestrator/SKILL.md
Coordinates testing strategy and execution across all test types. Use when creating test plans, implementing tests (unit/integration/E2E), or enforcing coverage requirements (80% minimum). Applies testing-requirements.md.
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Acts as QA Lead, coordinating all testing activities across the system.
Test Strategy
Test Automation
Quality Gates
Context Maintenance
ai-state/active/testing/
├── test-plans.json # Test strategies
├── coverage.json # Coverage metrics
├── results.json # Test results
└── tasks/ # Active test tasks
unit-test-skill - Unit test creationintegration-test-skill - Integration testinge2e-test-skill - End-to-end scenariosperformance-test-skill - Load/stress testingsecurity-test-skill - Security validationcontext:
task_id: "task-004-testing"
component: "authentication"
test_requirements:
unit: ["all public methods", ">80% coverage"]
integration: ["database operations", "API calls"]
e2e: ["login flow", "password reset"]
performance: ["100 concurrent users", "<200ms response"]
standards:
- "testing-requirements.md"
existing_tests:
coverage: 65%
failing: ["test_login_invalid"]
Receive Task
Create Test Plan
Assign to Skills
Execute Tests
Validate Quality
Updates testing documentation:
{
"event": "code.changed",
"component": "user-service",
"impact": ["auth", "profile"],
"requires_testing": true
}
{
"event": "tests.completed",
"component": "user-service",
"results": {
"passed": 145,
"failed": 2,
"skipped": 3,
"coverage": "85%"
},
"status": "FAILED"
}
class TestOrchestrator:
def run_tests(self, suites):
# 1. Identify independent tests
# 2. Distribute across workers
# 3. Collect results
# 4. Aggregate coverage
# 5. Generate report
def retry_failed_tests(failures):
MAX_RETRIES = 3
for test in failures:
for attempt in range(MAX_RETRIES):
if run_test(test).passed:
break
else:
mark_as_flaky(test)
class LoginPage {
async login(email: string, password: string) {
await this.emailInput.fill(email);
await this.passwordInput.fill(password);
await this.submitButton.click();
}
}
def test_user_creation():
user = UserBuilder()
.with_email("[email protected]")
.with_role("admin")
.build()
assert user.is_valid()
❌ Tests that depend on order ❌ Hardcoded test data ❌ Testing implementation details ❌ Slow test suites ❌ Flaky tests ignored ❌ No test documentation
development
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