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Use when evaluating test coverage gaps, planning test strategy, or assessing testing risk for code changes.
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Use when evaluating test coverage gaps, planning test strategy, or assessing testing risk for code changes.
Use when evaluating test coverage gaps, planning test strategy, or assessing testing risk for code changes.
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Read .goat-flow/skill-docs/skill-preamble.md before starting.
On full-depth, also read .goat-flow/skill-docs/skill-conventions.md.
goat-qa maps changed code or a codebase area to coverage and prioritized must/should/skip guidance. It neither writes nor runs tests.
/goat-debug, /goat-review, /goat-plan, or the dispatcher.| Excuse | Reality |
|---|---|
| "CI is green so coverage is fine" | Scanner scored 100% while preflight failed with 8 errors. CI tests what was thought of; gap analysis looks for what wasn't. |
| "Unit tests cover it" | Structural tests that import and snapshot pass at high coverage but miss every behavioural edge. STRUCTURAL is not BEHAVIOURAL. |
| Level | Meaning |
|---|---|
| NONE | No current automated assertion or manual plan found for the named behaviour after a bounded search |
| STRUCTURAL | Imports, constructs, snapshots, or collaborator choreography only - no behaviour assertion |
| PARTIAL-BEHAVIOURAL | Happy path or narrow behaviour only; error/edge paths untested |
| BEHAVIOURAL | Meaningful output, side-effect, error-path, or invariant coverage |
Use this matrix in Standard and Audit modes so every risk/coverage pair lands in exactly one tier:
| Risk | NONE | STRUCTURAL | PARTIAL-BEHAVIOURAL | BEHAVIOURAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CRITICAL | Blocking | Blocking | Blocking | Defer |
| HIGH | Blocking | Blocking | High-value | Defer |
| MEDIUM | High-value | High-value | High-value | Defer |
| LOW | Defer | Defer | Defer | Defer |
Standard maps Blocking to Must test, High-value to Should test, and Defer to Safe to skip. Audit uses the matrix labels directly.
Before assessing a proposed or existing test, read .goat-flow/skill-docs/playbooks/test-selection.md. Apply its four-part value gate: plausible regression, user or business impact, current overlap and why other coverage is insufficient, and a stable observable contract. Priority and disposition are separate: the matrix says when evidence matters; the playbook says what to do with a candidate.
Creation dispositions are ADD UNIT, ADD INTEGRATION, ADD END-TO-END/MANUAL, SKIP, or UNRESOLVED. Existing-test dispositions are KEEP, CONSOLIDATE, MOVE LEVEL, PRUNE CANDIDATE, or UNRESOLVED. Failing the creation gate never authorizes deletion. Unresolved evidence keeps an existing test in place and names the next check. CONSOLIDATE and MOVE LEVEL retain the original until trustworthy replacement coverage passes; PRUNE CANDIDATE explains why no replacement is required.
Mock collaborator call counts, call order, non-calls, and simulated cooperation remain STRUCTURAL unless the interaction is a named public protocol; they earn no integration confidence. Prefer consolidation when nearby cases lack distinct regression stories. Every recommendation carries the playbook's compact record. goat-qa stays report-only: ordinary ACT must re-read current code and coverage before any separately approved add, move, consolidation, or prune action.
Mode detection - scope wins over vocabulary:
Depth mapping: Regression Guard reads cited evidence plus code/tests; Standard reads changes; Audit reads a no-diff area. Scope semantics outrank dispatcher depth.
Gather: scope, existing test plan (if any), audience. Check instruction Essential Commands or package.json for test/lint commands.
Standard Scope-Size Gate: Count changed files before deep analysis. If too large, rank a load-bearing/interface slice; proceed after confirmation.
Footgun check: Run the preamble's target-area learning-loop retrieval. Emit matches or an explicit miss; never broad-load a bucket.
PR / issue link: benchmark acceptance criteria. With gh, read the PR and diff; otherwise record no-intent-spec, lowering safe to skip confidence.
No existing tests: mark coverage NONE: "No automated tests; verification falls to human and AI reviewers."
CHECKPOINT: Regression Guard: "Mapping [N] invariants against [prior fix evidence / unavailable evidence]." Standard: "Analysing [N] changed files against [existing test plan / no test plan]." Audit: "Auditing [scope] against [existing tests / no tests]." Proceed unless scope, audience, or test plan is ambiguous.
Read every changed file. For each, understand WHAT changed and WHY it's risky.
Diff analysis - not just file names. Read the actual diff, not just --stat; one auth line can outrank 200 CSS lines.
Classify each change:
| Risk | What it means | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| CRITICAL | If this breaks, users are directly affected or security is compromised | Auth logic, payment flow, data mutation, permission checks, API contracts |
| HIGH | Business logic or integration that affects correctness | Calculations, state transitions, cross-service calls, database queries |
| MEDIUM | Internal logic with limited blast radius | Utilities, validators, formatters, isolated components |
| LOW | Cosmetic, config, or changes with no behavioural impact | Styling, copy, constants, private/internal type-only changes with no contract impact |
Risk precedence: Risk follows impact, not syntax. A type-only change is LOW only when it cannot change or misrepresent a public/exported, serialized, persisted, or cross-module contract. When classifications overlap, use the higher risk.
For each CRITICAL/HIGH change, trace callers, consumers, user-visible flows, downstream services, and matched footguns/lessons.
Output: Change Risk Map
| File | Lines Changed | What Changed (plain English) | Risk | Blast Radius | User-Visible Impact |
|---|
CHECKPOINT: "Risk map complete. [N] CRITICAL, [M] HIGH risk changes. Proceeding to gap analysis."
Compare risk and coverage bidirectionally:
UNRESOLVED, not omission.For CRITICAL items with no coverage, annotate why: new path / missed coverage on existing path / hard-to-test.
Intent vs Reality Diff (when intent spec exists): If a PR, issue, test plan, or user-provided acceptance criteria is available, add:
| Expected Behaviour | Observed Code Behaviour | Gap | Risk |
Map each stated expectation to the code path that implements it. Gaps between intent and code are undertested-risk candidates.
BLOCKING GATE (auto-released on explicit test-plan intent): Present gap analysis plus Verification Integrity, then stop and ask "Continue to Phase 3, or adjust first?" - unless the invocation already gave explicit "what should I test" / "test plan" intent, in which case treat it as a CHECKPOINT and continue through Phase 3 without pausing. Reserve diagrams for Phase 3; then suggest /goat-plan.
Illustrative scenario - input/output shape only; never evidence.
Worked Standard example: A terminal-launch diff is HIGH risk. Read its smoke tests; safe to skip more PTY timing tests only when current target evidence proves timing code is unchanged.
Based on the gaps, produce a focused plan and order by risk.
Must test (matrix Blocking): value-gated recommendations with dispositions, what breaks, and grounded effort estimate; if effort is unknown, write unknown - needs harness/project context
Should test if time allows (matrix High-value): same record, lower priority
Safe to skip this round (matrix Defer): name considered areas, disposition, and why they can wait
Misaligned effort: assign an evidence-backed existing-test disposition; do not turn mismatch into deletion authority
CHECKPOINT: "Targeted testing plan ready. Want a flow diagram for any CRITICAL item?"
For a codebase area with no recent change. Audit mode analyses existing load-bearing files, coverage depth, and structural-vs-behavioural gaps. It does NOT read a diff; skip Phase 1.
Declare the audit boundary explicitly. Supported shapes:
src/payments/) - every source file inside.src/reporting/) - the module's entry point and direct callees.If unsure, ask the user before A1.5.
Count files before deep analysis. If too large, rank a load-bearing/interface slice; proceed after scope confirmation.
Without any diff, classify each in-scope file by its role, not its recency:
| Role | Examples |
|---|---|
| Load-bearing | auth, payments, permission checks, data mutation, migration |
| Interface boundary | API routes, CLI commands, public exports |
| Integration glue | config loaders, filesystem bridges, external clients |
| UI / presentation | views, templates, styling |
| Support | types, constants, pure helpers |
Load-bearing + Interface files get CRITICAL or HIGH risk ratings by default.
For each in-scope file:
NONE.A file summary cannot promote a row. BEHAVIOURAL applies only to the named behaviour/invariant actually asserted.
Misaligned effort is an observed test-to-risk mismatch. Evidence must show duplicate tests adding no distinct branch/invariant while higher-risk behaviour is uncovered; mock-heavy/structural tests displacing user-visible or error paths; or deeper LOW-risk coverage beside uncovered CRITICAL/HIGH paths. Do not infer misalignment from high coverage alone or recommend deleting safety coverage. If no item meets these evidence conditions, report none found and name the comparison.
Rank each behaviour row by Risk × uncovered fraction: CRITICAL=4, HIGH=3, MEDIUM=2, LOW=1; NONE=1.0, STRUCTURAL=0.6
name: goat-qa description: "Use when evaluating test coverage gaps, planning test strategy, or assessing testing risk for code changes." goat-flow-skill-version: "1.16.0"
--- name: goat-qa description: "Use when evaluating test coverage gaps, planning test strategy, or assessing testing risk for code changes." goat-flow-skill-version: "1.16.0" --- # /goat-qa ## Shared Conventions Read `.goat-flow/skill-docs/skill-preamble.md` before starting. On full-depth, also read `.goat-flow/skill-docs/skill-conventions.md`. ## When to Use goat-qa maps changed code or a codebase area to coverage and prioritized must/should/skip guidance. It neither writes nor runs tests. ## Boundary Commands - **NEVER:** Run or write tests, verify fixes, review code, or certify merges. - **ALWAYS:** Map code risk to tests read; return tiers with Verification Integrity. - **DEFER TO:** Direct test execution, `/goat-debug`, `/goat-review`, `/goat-plan`, or the dispatcher. | Excuse | Reality | |--------|---------| | "CI is green so coverage is fine" | Scanner scored 100% while preflight failed with 8 errors. CI tests what was thought of; gap analysis looks for what wasn't. | | "Unit tests cover it" | Structural tests that import and snapshot pass at high coverage but miss every behavioural edge. STRUCTURAL is not BEHAVIOURAL. | ## Coverage Depth | Level | Meaning | |-------|---------| | NONE | No current automated assertion or manual plan found for the named behaviour after a bounded search | | STRUCTURAL | Imports, constructs, snapshots, or collaborator choreography only - no behaviour assertion | | PARTIAL-BEHAVIOURAL | Happy path or narrow behaviour only; error/edge paths untested | | BEHAVIOURAL | Meaningful output, side-effect, error-path, or invariant coverage | ### Exhaustive priority matrix Use this matrix in Standard and Audit modes so every risk/coverage pair lands in exactly one tier: | Risk | NONE | STRUCTURAL | PARTIAL-BEHAVIOURAL | BEHAVIOURAL | |------|------|------------|---------------------|-------------| | CRITICAL | Blocking | Blocking | Blocking | Defer | | HIGH | Blocking | Blocking | High-value | Defer | | MEDIUM | High-value | High-value | High-value | Defer | | LOW | Defer | Defer | Defer | Defer | Standard maps Blocking to Must test, High-value to Should test, and Defer to Safe to skip. Audit uses the matrix labels directly. ## Test Selection Contract Before assessing a proposed or existing test, read `.goat-flow/skill-docs/playbooks/test-selection.md`. Apply its four-part value gate: plausible regression, user or business impact, current overlap and why other coverage is insufficient, and a stable observable contract. Priority and disposition are separate: the matrix says when evidence matters; the playbook says what to do with a candidate. Creation dispositions are `ADD UNIT`, `ADD INTEGRATION`, `ADD END-TO-END/MANUAL`, `SKIP`, or `UNRESOLVED`. Existing-test dispositions are `KEEP`, `CONSOLIDATE`, `MOVE LEVEL`, `PRUNE CANDIDATE`, or `UNRESOLVED`. Failing the creation gate never authorizes deletion. Unresolved evidence keeps an existing test in place and names the next check. `CONSOLIDATE` and `MOVE LEVEL` retain the original until trustworthy replacement coverage passes; `PRUNE CANDIDATE` explains why no replacement is required. Mock collaborator call counts, call order, non-calls, and simulated cooperation remain `STRUCTURAL` unless the interaction is a named public protocol; they earn no integration confidence. Prefer consolidation when nearby cases lack distinct regression stories. Every recommendation carries the playbook's compact record. goat-qa stays report-only: ordinary ACT must re-read current code and coverage before any separately approved add, move, consolidation, or prune action. ## Step 0 - Intake **Mode detection - scope wins over vocabulary:** - Explicit request to preserve a verified fix, prevent regression, or add regression guards → Regression Guard mode - Explicit diff, PR, branch, changed-file, or recent-change scope → Standard mode (quick depth), even when the request also says "audit", "coverage", or "gaps" - Explicit codebase area, directory, module, or risk-class coverage audit with no recent-change scope → Audit mode (full depth) - Bare "audit", "coverage", or "gaps" with no change or area scope → ask whether the user means recent-change Standard or no-diff area Audit **Depth mapping:** Regression Guard reads cited evidence plus code/tests; Standard reads changes; Audit reads a no-diff area. Scope semantics outrank dispatcher depth. **Gather:** scope, existing test plan (if any), audience. Check instruction Essential Commands or `package.json` for test/lint commands. **Standard Scope-Size Gate:** Count changed files before deep analysis. If too large, rank a load-bearing/interface slice; proceed after confirmation. **Footgun check:** Run the preamble's target-area learning-loop retrieval. Emit matches or an explicit miss; never broad-load a bucket. **PR / issue link:** benchmark acceptance criteria. With `gh`, read the PR and diff; otherwise record `no-intent-spec`, lowering `safe to skip` confidence. **No existing tests:** mark coverage `NONE`: "No automated tests; verification falls to human and AI reviewers." **CHECKPOINT:** Regression Guard: "Mapping [N] invariants against [prior fix evidence / unavailable evidence]." Standard: "Analysing [N] changed files against [existing test plan / no test plan]." Audit: "Auditing [scope] against [existing tests / no tests]." Proceed unless scope, audience, or test plan is ambiguous. ## Phase 1 - Change Risk Analysis Read every changed file. For each, understand WHAT changed and WHY it's risky. **Diff analysis - not just file names.** Read the actual diff, not just `--stat`; one auth line can outrank 200 CSS lines. Classify each change: | Risk | What it means | Examples | |------|-------------|---------| | CRITICAL | If this breaks, users are directly affected or security is compromised | Auth logic, payment flow, data mutation, permission checks, API contracts | | HIGH | Business logic or integration that affects correctness | Calculations, state transitions, cross-service calls, database queries | | MEDIUM | Internal logic with limited blast radius | Utilities, validators, formatters, isolated components | | LOW | Cosmetic, config, or changes with no behavioural impact | Styling, copy, constants, private/internal type-only changes with no contract impact | **Risk precedence:** Risk follows impact, not syntax. A type-only change is LOW only when it cannot change or misrepresent a public/exported, serialized, persisted, or cross-module contract. When classifications overlap, use the higher risk. For each CRITICAL/HIGH change, trace callers, consumers, user-visible flows, downstream services, and matched footguns/lessons. **Output: Change Risk Map** | File | Lines Changed | What Changed (plain English) | Risk | Blast Radius | User-Visible Impact | |------|-------------|---------------------------|------|-------------|-------------------| **CHECKPOINT:** "Risk map complete. [N] CRITICAL, [M] HIGH risk changes. Proceeding to gap analysis." ## Phase 2 - Gap Analysis Compare risk and coverage bidirectionally: - With a test plan, map every case and CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM change in both directions. - Without one, map every changed behaviour to automated tests and flag gaps. - Read each matched test file and classify coverage depth; record unavailable tests in Verification Integrity. - Apply the exhaustive priority matrix to every changed behaviour. Blocking/High-value gaps are **Undertested risk**; evidence-backed test-to-risk mismatches are **Misaligned effort**. - Apply the test-selection value gate and record one creation or existing-test disposition for every recommendation; incomplete evidence is `UNRESOLVED`, not omission. For CRITICAL items with no coverage, annotate why: new path / missed coverage on existing path / hard-to-test. **Intent vs Reality Diff (when intent spec exists):** If a PR, issue, test plan, or user-provided acceptance criteria is available, add: | Expected Behaviour | Observed Code Behaviour | Gap | Risk | Map each stated expectation to the code path that implements it. Gaps between intent and code are undertested-risk candidates. **BLOCKING GATE (auto-released on explicit test-plan intent):** Present gap analysis plus Verification Integrity, then stop and ask "Continue to Phase 3, or adjust first?" - unless the invocation already gave explicit "what should I test" / "test plan" intent, in which case treat it as a CHECKPOINT and continue through Phase 3 without pausing. Reserve diagrams for Phase 3; then suggest `/goat-plan`. **Illustrative scenario - input/output shape only; never evidence.** **Worked Standard example:** A terminal-launch diff is HIGH risk. Read its smoke tests; safe to skip more PTY timing tests only when current target evidence proves timing code is unchanged. ## Phase 3 - Targeted Testing Plan Based on the gaps, produce a focused plan and order by risk. **Must test (matrix Blocking):** value-gated recommendations with dispositions, what breaks, and grounded effort estimate; if effort is unknown, write `unknown - needs harness/project context` **Should test if time allows (matrix High-value):** same record, lower priority **Safe to skip this round (matrix Defer):** name considered areas, disposition, and why they can wait **Misaligned effort:** assign an evidence-backed existing-test disposition; do not turn mismatch into deletion authority **CHECKPOINT:** "Targeted testing plan ready. Want a flow diagram for any CRITICAL item?" --- ## Audit Mode For a codebase area with no recent change. Audit mode analyses existing load-bearing files, coverage depth, and structural-vs-behavioural gaps. It does NOT read a diff; skip Phase 1. ### A1 - Scope Declare the audit boundary explicitly. Supported shapes: - A directory (e.g. `src/payments/`) - every source file inside. - A module (e.g. `src/reporting/`) - the module's entry point and direct callees. - A risk class (e.g. "everything touching auth tokens") - files you would need to read to verify the claim. If unsure, ask the user before A1.5. ### A1.5 - Scope-Size Gate Count files before deep analysis. If too large, rank a load-bearing/interface slice; proceed after scope confirmation. ### A2 - Inventory and Risk Ranking Without any diff, classify each in-scope file by its *role*, not its recency: | Role | Examples | |------|----------| | Load-bearing | auth, payments, permission checks, data mutation, migration | | Interface boundary | API routes, CLI commands, public exports | | Integration glue | config loaders, filesystem bridges, external clients | | UI / presentation | views, templates, styling | | Support | types, constants, pure helpers | Load-bearing + Interface files get CRITICAL or HIGH risk ratings by default. ### A3 - Coverage Analysis For each in-scope file: 1. Inventory named behaviours/invariants with a code anchor and risk before coverage; CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM inventory must be exhaustive. 2. Create one row per named behaviour; files may have multiple rows/labels. 3. Search all tests and exported-symbol references. No matching test/manual plan → coverage `NONE`. 4. Read matches; classify assertions for that behaviour. Mock choreography stays STRUCTURAL and skipped real boundaries stay explicit. A file summary cannot promote a row. BEHAVIOURAL applies only to the named behaviour/invariant actually asserted. Misaligned effort is an observed test-to-risk mismatch. Evidence must show duplicate tests adding no distinct branch/invariant while higher-risk behaviour is uncovered; mock-heavy/structural tests displacing user-visible or error paths; or deeper LOW-risk coverage beside uncovered CRITICAL/HIGH paths. Do not infer misalignment from high coverage alone or recommend deleting safety coverage. If no item meets these evidence conditions, report `none found` and name the comparison. ### A4 - Gap Report Rank each behaviour row by `Risk × uncovered fraction`: CRITICAL=4, HIGH=3, MEDIUM=2, LOW=1; NONE=1.0, STRUCTURAL=0.6
Skill source recorded
Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.
Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: MIT
Listed tools are metadata hints, not tested compatibility. Agent prompts are suggested handoffs.
Repository metadata and review signals are advisory. Popularity, source discovery and successful execution are different facts.
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
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Promising
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This page exposes the same decision, trust, audit, use-case, and install signals through the Registry API, so agents can rank this skill without scraping the UI.
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