manual-test-planlisted

Generate a full manual testing plan from the changes on the current branch. Asks which tools are available (browser, API client, CLI, DB, events/queues, logs), then writes a per-step plan with literal expected outputs — JSON payloads, log lines, event bodies, exit codes. Use when the user says "make a test plan", "manual testing plan", "how do I test these changes", or before shipping a branch that needs QA verification.
JBSommeling/claude-config · ★ 0 · Testing & QA · score 72

Install: claude install-skill JBSommeling/claude-config

# Manual Test Plan Generate a manual testing plan grounded in the actual diff on the current branch. Output is a single markdown file a QA engineer can execute without asking the developer questions. ## Workflow Follow phases in order. Do not skip. ### Phase 1 — Ask change scope Ask which scope to plan against: 1. Branch diff vs main (`git diff main...HEAD`) 2. Uncommitted changes only (staged + unstaged) 3. Branch + uncommitted 4. Specific commit range (`<base>..<head>`) 5. Last commit (`git diff HEAD~1..HEAD`) Wait for the answer. ### Phase 2 — Read the diff (delegate to `reader`) Delegate to the `reader` agent. Pass the exact git command. Ask for: - One-line summary per changed file (new endpoint, modified schema, added migration, etc.) - Test-surface signals: new routes, new env vars, new migrations, new/changed events, changed validation, modified auth, new feature flags, new CLI flags, modified response shapes - Structured summary under 400 words — never raw diff ### Phase 3 — Ask about tools Ask which tools are available. Default catalog: - **Browser** + DevTools - **API client** (curl / Postman / HTTPie / Bruno — which?) - **CLI / shell** (which binaries?) - **Database client** (psql / mysql / TablePlus — which DB?) - **Event/queue inspector** (Kafka UI / SQS console / webhook.site / ngrok) - **Logs / observability** (tail / Datadog / Grafana / Sentry) - **Anything else?** — catch project-specific tools (Stripe CLI, AWS CLI, kubectl, flag dashboards) ### Ph