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Execute a TMS test case against the live app, observe what actually happens, and emit an Automation-Friendly Spec (AFS) a downstream engineer can implement without re-exploring.
Core philosophy: a written test case is a hypothesis. The app is the only source of truth. This skill never trusts the case as authored — it runs it step by step, captures stable selectors, flags defects, and only then produces a spec.
.spec.ts, no test_*.py, no step
definitions. The output is a markdown AFS file. Automation is
implemented downstream — your agent knows which role / workflow
picks the AFS up.un-automatable and stop.This skill IS the analyst slot in the test-automation pipeline. When
dispatched — by an orchestrator like test-automation-lead, or
standalone for "analyse SCRUM-T101" — role, context, parameters, and
return shape are fixed here so dispatch prompts don't have to inline
them.
Role. Execute one TMS test case end-to-end against the live app, capture stable selectors, classify the finding, emit an AFS. No automation code (see § Absolute boundaries).
Session context — read once at session start. Typically
auto-imported via @-blocks in your agent's AGENT.md; if your
agent doesn't auto-import, read them now:
.agents/profile.md — project systems, base URL, credentials
matrix, sample users, bug filing target.agents/workflow.md — branch/PR rules, EPIC pattern.agents/testing.md — framework, locator strategy, TMS case-gate
exclusion list.agents/memory/<your-agent>/project_briefing.md — accumulated
project gotchas from prior sessions.agents/architecture.md — the surfaces you'll touch (also
referenced in Phase 2)Missing context → flag the gap; don't fabricate defaults.
Per-case parameters (caller provides at dispatch time):
SCRUM-T101).agents/profile.md § Roles & sample users
(e.g. ${TEST_USER} / ${TRIAL_USER}).agents/profile.md, but caller may
overridestory-subtask styleReturn contract:
ready-for-automation / already-covered /
extend-existing / blocked / defect-found /
out-of-scope-by-author / un-automatable. Full semantics in
Phase 0 (out-of-scope) and § 5 Classify findings (the rest).test-specs/<feature>/l<pri>_<slug>_<tms-id>.md
for fresh-implementation, lcovered_* for already-covered,
lextend_* for extend-existing. Omitted for un-automatable and
out-of-scope-by-author (no AFS emitted).defect-found, the tracker IDs created
per § 5's bug-filing routing.Before fetching the case body, probe its TMS author metadata. Skip cases the author has marked as not actionable — there's no analyst value in executing them, and downstream the implementer / orchestrator will reject them.
What to probe (project-defined in .agents/testing.md § TMS case-gate; if absent, default to fetching all and flag the gap):
| Metadata field | Typical exclusions | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Out of Scope, Untested, Draft, Deprecated | Author has signalled the case isn't currently a target — don't burn cycles |
| Folder / parent membership | Mismatch vs requested folder | Catches raw-key-ASC iteration drift across folders (e.g. KEY-NNN is in folder A, KEY-NNN+1 jumped to folder B) — drift recurs when iterating by key |
| Version / last-modified | Stale per the project's freshness threshold | Stale cases often contradict the live product (case-text drift) — see test-automation-workflow § Reverse-masking guard |
How to probe. Probe the single-case status field directly via your adapter (get_field_value / fetch_case(id, fields=[status]) / equivalent). Don't query-set — JQL-style status in (...) queries on TMS custom fields are unreliable across adapters; verify the field on each case directly.
Outcomes:
out-of-scope-by-author with the field value as evidence; close the case in the tracker (or mark per project convention)..agents/testing.md.1. Fetch the case → TMS adapter (pluggable; see test-automation.yaml)
2. Read app context → .agents/architecture.md + previous AFS files
3. Execute → browser-driving capability (your agent's wired MCP), step-by-step
4. Capture selectors → stable, accessible, fallback-ready
5. Classify findings → ready / already-covered / extend-existing / blocked / defect-found / un-automatable
6. Emit AFS → test-specs/<feature>/l<pri>_<slug>_<tms-id>.md
Use the adapter declared in .agents/test-automation.yaml. If
transport: mcp and the MCP server is online, prefer MCP tool calls
(mcp__<server>__<tool> / <server>/<tool> depending on host) —
no secrets travel through the agent's context. Otherwise use HTTP
with the configured auth_env. If no adapter is configured, read
the markdown case from test-specs/. If the TMS is unreachable,
open the case in the browser and copy it by hand — do not block on a
flaky TMS.
Extract: name, priority, preconditions, steps, expected, cleanup, linked story, attachments.
.agents/architecture.md — know the surfaces you'll touchtest-specs/<feature>/ — match their shapeThree browser tools sit at different layers; pick by what's wired and
what challenge you're solving. Full triage:
../test-automation-workflow/references/browser-tools.md.
In short:
playwright-testing
(Playwright MCP). Prefer its accessibility-snapshot tool for accessible-name
discovery — it yields both the ref you need to click and the
role-name pair you'll assert on.playwright-cli
drives the same browser surface from the shell (codegen,
--trace, multi-tab, storage, request mocking).browser-verify
for computed styles, real CDP input events, storage/cookies, or axe
audits.Soft guidance, not a hard rule: switching tools mid-case is fine when the first one isn't producing useful evidence — note which tool produced which observation in the AFS so the next reader can follow.
For each step:
page.evaluate — the app may react differently.Priority order — document in the AFS for every interactive element:
data-testid / data-test — stable, intentionalgetByRole('button', { name: 'Apply' })getByLabel('Email')getByText('Sign in') (fragile to i18n)Always give a fallback. Apps change. A single selector per element is a single point of failure.
Status per case (goes in the AFS metadata block):
test-specs/<feature>/lcovered_<slug>_<tms-id>.md containing the
dedup proof: covering spec at file:line + a one-paragraph
behavioural-equivalence argument (why the existing assertion
satisfies this case's expected observable). Link the original
TMS case to the covering one in the tracker so the audit trail
resolves both ways. The lcovered_ filename prefix is the
contract — downstream audits grep for it to enumerate
Rule-6-dedup coverage distinct from fresh-implementation coverage..spec.ts; the
implementer extends the covering spec with the gap assertions.
Emit an extension AFS at
test-specs/<feature>/lextend_<slug>_<tms-id>.md containing: the
covering spec at file:line, a one-paragraph behavioural-overlap
argument (what's already proven), and a Gap assertions section
listing exactly what the existing spec doesn't cover (the new
selectors / observations / expecteds the implementer needs to
append). Link the TMS case to the covering one in the tracker.
The lextend_ filename prefix is the contract — downstream audits
distinguish extension work from fresh-implementation and from full
lcovered_ dedup. Boundary call: if the gap is large enough that
the extension would be a near-rewrite of the covering spec, treat
as ready-for-automation instead and let the implementer decide
whether to extend or split.Reverse-masking guard — case-text drift is a CLARIFICATION, not a defect. When the live product correctly diverges from the case text (case says ≥44px, product = 40px and that's the design; case says "Save button visible", product correctly removed Save), the case text is what's stale, not the product. Don't classify as
defect-found; classify asready-for-automationand assert the live contract. File the case-text drift as a CLARIFICATION per the project'sBug filing style, not a Bug. Full treatment intest-automation-workflow§ Reverse-masking guard.
When you find a defect during execution:
name: test-case-analysis
description: Use when a TMS test case needs manual execution, selector discovery, or defect investigation before automation — "analyse SCRUM-T101", "run this case and emit an AFS", any pre-automation case exploration. Produces an Automation-Friendly Spec (AFS); does not write test code.
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# Test Case Analysis
Execute a TMS test case against the live app, observe what actually
happens, and emit an **Automation-Friendly Spec (AFS)** a downstream
engineer can implement without re-exploring.
**Core philosophy:** a written test case is a hypothesis. The app is
the only source of truth. This skill never trusts the case as
authored — it runs it step by step, captures stable selectors,
flags defects, and only then produces a spec.
## Absolute boundaries
- **No automation code.** No `.spec.ts`, no `test_*.py`, no step
definitions. The output is a markdown AFS file. Automation is
implemented downstream — your agent knows which role / workflow
picks the AFS up.
- **No automating un-automatable cases.** Physical device, visual
judgment that can't be asserted, flows that genuinely can't be
scripted — mark the AFS `un-automatable` and stop.
- **No skipping exploration.** Even if the TMS case looks complete,
execute it. The case describes intent; only execution reveals truth.
## Analyst slot contract
This skill IS the analyst slot in the test-automation pipeline. When
dispatched — by an orchestrator like `test-automation-lead`, or
standalone for "analyse SCRUM-T101" — role, context, parameters, and
return shape are fixed here so dispatch prompts don't have to inline
them.
**Role.** Execute one TMS test case end-to-end against the live app,
capture stable selectors, classify the finding, emit an AFS. No
automation code (see § Absolute boundaries).
**Session context — read once at session start.** Typically
auto-imported via `@-blocks` in your agent's `AGENT.md`; if your
agent doesn't auto-import, read them now:
- `.agents/profile.md` — project systems, base URL, credentials
matrix, sample users, bug filing target
- `.agents/workflow.md` — branch/PR rules, EPIC pattern
- `.agents/testing.md` — framework, locator strategy, TMS case-gate
exclusion list
- `.agents/memory/<your-agent>/project_briefing.md` — accumulated
project gotchas from prior sessions
- `.agents/architecture.md` — the surfaces you'll touch (also
referenced in Phase 2)
Missing context → flag the gap; don't fabricate defaults.
**Per-case parameters** (caller provides at dispatch time):
- TMS case ID (e.g. `SCRUM-T101`)
- User set — a key into `.agents/profile.md` § Roles & sample users
(e.g. `${TEST_USER}` / `${TRIAL_USER}`)
- Base URL — usually from `.agents/profile.md`, but caller may
override
- EPIC parent key — for defect filing under `story-subtask` style
**Return contract:**
- **Status** — one of `ready-for-automation` / `already-covered` /
`extend-existing` / `blocked` / `defect-found` /
`out-of-scope-by-author` / `un-automatable`. Full semantics in
Phase 0 (out-of-scope) and § 5 Classify findings (the rest).
- **AFS path** — `test-specs/<feature>/l<pri>_<slug>_<tms-id>.md`
for fresh-implementation, `lcovered_*` for already-covered,
`lextend_*` for extend-existing. Omitted for `un-automatable` and
`out-of-scope-by-author` (no AFS emitted).
- **Filed bug IDs** — if `defect-found`, the tracker IDs created
per § 5's bug-filing routing.
## Phase 0 — Case-gate (preflight, runs BEFORE Phase 1)
Before fetching the case body, probe its TMS author metadata. Skip cases the author has marked as not actionable — there's no analyst value in executing them, and downstream the implementer / orchestrator will reject them.
**What to probe** (project-defined in `.agents/testing.md` § TMS case-gate; if absent, default to fetching all and flag the gap):
| Metadata field | Typical exclusions | Why |
|---|---|---|
| **Status** | `Out of Scope`, `Untested`, `Draft`, `Deprecated` | Author has signalled the case isn't currently a target — don't burn cycles |
| **Folder / parent membership** | Mismatch vs requested folder | Catches raw-key-ASC iteration drift across folders (e.g. `KEY-NNN` is in folder A, `KEY-NNN+1` jumped to folder B) — drift recurs when iterating by key |
| **Version / last-modified** | Stale per the project's freshness threshold | Stale cases often contradict the live product (case-text drift) — see [`test-automation-workflow`](../test-automation-workflow/SKILL.md) § Reverse-masking guard |
**How to probe.** Probe the *single-case status field* directly via your adapter (`get_field_value` / `fetch_case(id, fields=[status])` / equivalent). **Don't query-set** — JQL-style `status in (...)` queries on TMS custom fields are unreliable across adapters; verify the field on each case directly.
**Outcomes:**
- All probes clear → continue to Phase 1.
- Status excluded → don't fetch the body; return `out-of-scope-by-author` with the field value as evidence; close the case in the tracker (or mark per project convention).
- Folder/membership mismatch → don't dispatch; return to the orchestrator with the discrepancy. Iteration drift is an orchestrator-side routing issue, not an analyst-side execution issue.
- TMS unreachable for the probe → fall back to fetching the body (Phase 1 will surface it); flag the gap for scout to fill in `.agents/testing.md`.
## The six-phase loop (one case at a time, runs AFTER Phase 0)
```
1. Fetch the case → TMS adapter (pluggable; see test-automation.yaml)
2. Read app context → .agents/architecture.md + previous AFS files
3. Execute → browser-driving capability (your agent's wired MCP), step-by-step
4. Capture selectors → stable, accessible, fallback-ready
5. Classify findings → ready / already-covered / extend-existing / blocked / defect-found / un-automatable
6. Emit AFS → test-specs/<feature>/l<pri>_<slug>_<tms-id>.md
```
### 1. Fetch the case
Use the adapter declared in `.agents/test-automation.yaml`. If
`transport: mcp` and the MCP server is online, prefer MCP tool calls
(`mcp__<server>__<tool>` / `<server>/<tool>` depending on host) —
no secrets travel through the agent's context. Otherwise use HTTP
with the configured `auth_env`. If no adapter is configured, read
the markdown case from `test-specs/`. If the TMS is unreachable,
open the case in the browser and copy it by hand — do not block on a
flaky TMS.
Extract: name, priority, preconditions, steps, expected, cleanup,
linked story, attachments.
### 2. Read app context
- `.agents/architecture.md` — know the surfaces you'll touch
- Previous AFS files in `test-specs/<feature>/` — match their shape
- Existing page objects — selector notes should align with what exists
### 3. Execute
Three browser tools sit at different layers; pick by what's wired and
what challenge you're solving. Full triage:
[`../test-automation-workflow/references/browser-tools.md`](../test-automation-workflow/references/browser-tools.md).
In short:
- **Default** — [`playwright-testing`](../playwright-testing/)
(Playwright MCP). Prefer its accessibility-snapshot tool for accessible-name
discovery — it yields both the ref you need to click and the
role-name pair you'll assert on.
- **MCP server not wired** — [`playwright-cli`](../playwright-cli/)
drives the same browser surface from the shell (`codegen`,
`--trace`, multi-tab, storage, request mocking).
- **Visual / CDP / a11y** — [`browser-verify`](../browser-verify/)
for computed styles, real CDP input events, storage/cookies, or axe
audits.
Soft guidance, not a hard rule: switching tools mid-case is fine when
the first one isn't producing useful evidence — note which tool
produced which observation in the AFS so the next reader can follow.
For each step:
1. Perform the real action. Never synthesize a click via
`page.evaluate` — the app may react differently.
2. Screenshot. Always.
3. Check console messages. **Even when the UI looks fine.** Silent
JS errors are the worst bugs.
4. Check network. Note which requests fire and which payloads matter.
5. Observe actual vs expected. Record both if they differ.
### 4. Capture selectors
Priority order — document in the AFS for every interactive element:
1. `data-testid` / `data-test` — stable, intentional
2. ARIA role + accessible name — `getByRole('button', { name: 'Apply' })`
3. Accessible label — `getByLabel('Email')`
4. Text content — `getByText('Sign in')` (fragile to i18n)
5. CSS selector — last resort; prefer one anchored to a stable attribute
Always give a **fallback**. Apps change. A single selector per
element is a single point of failure.
### 5. Classify findings
Status per case (goes in the AFS metadata block):
- **ready-for-automation** — case executed end-to-end, selectors
captured, no blockers
- **already-covered** — Rule-6 behavioural-equivalence dedup against
an existing merged spec. The observable this case asserts is
already proven by another spec on file. No own implementation
needed. Emit a *traceability AFS* at
`test-specs/<feature>/lcovered_<slug>_<tms-id>.md` containing the
**dedup proof**: covering spec at `file:line` + a one-paragraph
behavioural-equivalence argument (why the existing assertion
satisfies this case's expected observable). Link the original
TMS case to the covering one in the tracker so the audit trail
resolves both ways. The `lcovered_` filename prefix is the
contract — downstream audits grep for it to enumerate
Rule-6-dedup coverage distinct from fresh-implementation coverage.
- **extend-existing** — Rule-6 *partial*-overlap. An existing merged
spec covers most of this case's observable, but a small number of
assertions are missing. Don't write a fresh `.spec.ts`; the
implementer extends the covering spec with the gap assertions.
Emit an *extension AFS* at
`test-specs/<feature>/lextend_<slug>_<tms-id>.md` containing: the
covering spec at `file:line`, a one-paragraph behavioural-overlap
argument (what's already proven), and a **Gap assertions** section
listing exactly what the existing spec doesn't cover (the new
selectors / observations / expecteds the implementer needs to
append). Link the TMS case to the covering one in the tracker.
The `lextend_` filename prefix is the contract — downstream audits
distinguish extension work from fresh-implementation and from full
`lcovered_` dedup. Boundary call: if the gap is large enough that
the extension would be a near-rewrite of the covering spec, treat
as `ready-for-automation` instead and let the implementer decide
whether to extend or split.
- **blocked** — analyst hit a wall (access, data, env); the AFS's
"Blocked Steps" section lists what's needed to unblock
- **defect-found** — real product bug prevents completion. File the
ticket via your agent's bug-filing capability (see *When you find a
defect* below for the routing rules) before emitting the AFS;
reference the bug ID in the AFS
- **un-automatable** — keep as manual; do not emit an AFS; update
the TMS note
> **Reverse-masking guard — case-text drift is a CLARIFICATION, not
> a defect.** When the live product correctly diverges from the case
> text (case says ≥44px, product = 40px and that's the design;
> case says "Save button visible", product correctly removed Save),
> the **case text** is what's stale, not the product. Don't classify
> as `defect-found`; classify as `ready-for-automation` and assert
> the live contract. File the case-text drift as a CLARIFICATION
> per the project's `Bug filing style`, not a Bug. Full treatment
> in [`test-automation-workflow`](../test-automation-workflow/SKILL.md)
> § Reverse-masking guard.
When you find a defect during execution:
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