oracle-generatelisted

Use known standards as test oracles to generate grounded test cases and their correct expected results - Luhn for card numbers, ISO 8601 dates, HTTP status codes, RFC 5322 email, ISO 4217 currencies, IBAN - plus an opt-in project oracle that derives endpoint conditions and expected statuses from a user-designated OpenAPI/Swagger or JSON Schema file. Feeds istqb-design and testbook-generate. Bounded, provenance-tagged. Use when a US touches a standardized domain or has an API contract.
QAIA-Project/QAIA · ★ 1 · Testing & QA · score 65

Install: claude install-skill QAIA-Project/QAIA

# oracle-generate — standards as generation oracles When a requirement touches a **standardized domain**, do not guess the edge cases or the expected results — derive them from the standard (the *oracle*). The oracle supplies both **test conditions** (for `istqb-design`) and **correct `Then` values** (for `testbook-generate`), grounded and cited — never invented. ## Built-in oracle library (no network — encoded knowledge) Load the reference file `oracles/library.md` in this skill directory. It defines, per standard, the canonical valid/invalid cases and expected outcomes: | Domain trigger in the US | Oracle | Supplies | |---|---|---| | card / PAN / payment number | **Luhn** | valid test PANs, invalid checksums, per-network lengths → valid/invalid + expected result | | date / deadline / expiry | **ISO 8601** | leap years, 29 Feb, 30/31 boundaries, timezones, week dates | | email address | **RFC 5322** | canonical valid + invalid corpus | | HTTP / REST / status code | **HTTP semantics** | correct status per condition (400/401/403/404/409/422…) as expected `Then` | | currency code | **ISO 4217** | valid codes, invalid, minor-unit rules | | country code | **ISO 3166** | alpha-2/alpha-3 valid/invalid | | IBAN / bank account | **IBAN mod-97** | valid/invalid checksums, per-country length | ## Project oracle — OpenAPI / JSON Schema (bounded, opt-in) For project-specific truth, the user may designate **ONE** source — an OpenAPI/Swagger document (`.yaml`/`.json`) or a JSON Schem