test-spec

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Generate a traceable test specification from an approved feature spec and execution plan before writing test code or production code. Use to map requirements, examples, edge cases, architecture boundaries, and milestones into concrete tests.

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# Test spec authoring Design proof before implementation. ## Workflow role - role_name: test-spec - stage: authoring - upstream: approved spec and review, approved plan, and applicable architecture or ADRs - downstream: test-spec-review - summary: Map settled requirements and execution intent to concrete proof before implementation. - ownership: Author test-spec content and, with exact governed authority, only its authoring evidence and matching artifact-entry transition. - must_not_claim: implementation, validation, verification, branch, PR, release, deployment, publication, or peer-review completion Portable work is isolated. Workflow-managed execution does not enlarge the `test-spec` write set. ## Quick operating guide Use this skill to create or revise a proof map from settled requirements and execution intent. Read first: the approved spec and review, plan, applicable architecture, project guidance, test conventions, and both initially required boundary references. Produce: traceable cases, coverage and command ledgers, milestone proof timing, explicit gaps, and a `test-spec-review` handoff. Stop when: required input, identity, proof, authority, resource, or output is unsafe to infer. Do not claim: implementation or downstream readiness. Next stage: required `test-spec-review` for formal governed authoring. ## Purpose and use Before implementation, create or revise proof from governing artifacts, repository guidance, test conventions, fixtures, commands, and...

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Author
xiongxianfei
Repository
xiongxianfei/rigorloop
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Python
License
MIT

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