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Build a manual test plan from the current branch's diff — the real user journeys that reach the changed code, plus the regression checks for everything that shares it. Use when the user asks for a test plan, QA plan, or smoke test steps, asks "how do I test this", "what should I

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Build a manual test plan from the current branch's diff — the real user journeys that reach the changed code, plus the regression checks for everything that shares it. Use when the user asks for a test plan, QA plan, or smoke test steps, asks "how do I test this", "what should I verify before merging", or wants to know what could regress from these changes.

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Branch Test Plan

Turn a branch diff into a manual test plan a human can execute step by step. Every scenario must be anchored to a code path you actually traced — no invented flows, no generic "test the happy path" filler.

Output is the chat response. Nothing is written to disk or posted to GitHub without asking.

Phase 0 — Establish the diff scope

  1. Detect the base branch: git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD; fall back to main, master, develop (first that exists). If more than one is plausible, ask.
  2. BASE=$(git merge-base HEAD <base>).
  3. Collect the full change set:
    • git diff $BASE...HEAD — committed work on the branch
    • git diff and git diff --cached — uncommitted work, so WIP is covered too
  4. If the change set is empty, say so and stop. Don't produce a plan for nothing.

Phase 1 — Determine intent (never guess)

Read the full diff, not just --stat. Then gather intent signals:

  • Commit messages on the branch (git log $BASE..HEAD --oneline)
  • PR body, when one exists: gh pr view --json title,body (skip silently if gh is unavailable or there's no PR)
  • Ticket IDs in the branch name
  • Changed tests — they often state the intended behavior more precisely than the code
  • Changed docs, changelogs, feature-flag definitions

Produce a one-paragraph "What this branch changes" statement. If intent is still ambiguous after all of the above, ask before writing the plan.

Phase 2 — Trace reachable user journeys

The core step. For each changed symbol or file, search upward to the entry points.

  1. For every modified exported symbol, component, endpoint, hook, migration, or config key, find its references (LSP references first, Grep as backup — include string literals and dynamic keys).
  2. Follow each chain until it lands on something a human can trigger: a route or page, a screen, a CLI command, an API endpoint, a cron/queue job, a webhook, an event handler.
  3. Record each journey as entry point → path through changed code → observable outcome, citing file:line at each hop.
  4. Note the preconditions you discover along the way: auth and roles, feature flags, env vars, seed data, pending migrations, third-party sandbox credentials.

If a changed symbol has no reachable entry point, say so explicitly — dead code or a partially wired feature is itself a finding worth reporting.

Phase 3 — Derive the regressions

Regression risk comes from what the change shares, not what it adds:

  • Other callers of a modified function or component — the Phase 2 reference list minus the intended journeys. These are the highest-value regression checks.
  • Changed shared types / interfaces / DB schema / API contracts → check consumers on both sides of the boundary.
  • Config, middleware, providers, layouts, global CSS, build settings → everything downstream inherits the change.
  • Deleted or renamed exports → stale imports and dynamic references; string-keyed lookups won't show up in a type check.
  • Data migrations → behavior on pre-existing rows, and the rollback path.
  • Shared state — caches, stores, context providers touched by the change.

Phase 4 — Write the plan

Sections, in this order:

  1. What this branch changes — the Phase 1 statement plus a short changed-area summary.
  2. Setup / preconditions — checkout, install, migrations, env vars, feature flags, test accounts and roles, seed data. Concrete commands where possible.
  3. Scenarios — grouped happy path → edge cases → error paths.
  4. Regression checks — same table shape, each row stating why it's at risk.
  5. Already covered by automated tests — scenarios the existing suite covers, with the command to run them. This keeps the manual list short and honest.
  6. Not verifiable locally — needs staging, real third-party credentials, or production data. Say what would have to be true to test it.

Scenario table shape:

| ID | Pri | Steps | Expected result | Code touched |
|----|-----|-------|-----------------|--------------|
| S1 | P0  | 1. … 2. … | … | `src/foo.ts:42` |

Priorities so a 10-minute pass is possible:

  • P0 — the core changed behavior and the highest-risk regression
  • P1 — edge cases and error paths
  • P2 — cosmetic, rare, or low-blast-radius

Phase 5 — Verify

Before printing the plan, confirm every cited path still exists — a stale file:line makes the whole plan untrustworthy. Correct or drop any stale citation, then recheck.

Report

Print the plan in the chat response, then offer two follow-ups and wait for an explicit yes:

  • save it to a markdown file (let the user pick the path)
  • post it as a PR comment via gh pr comment

Notes & edge cases

  • Big diffs: if the change set spans many areas, group scenarios by area and keep the P0 list to the handful that actually exercise the change.
  • Refactor-only branches: the plan is mostly regression checks — the point is proving nothing changed. Say that up front instead of inventing feature scenarios.
  • Backend-only changes: entry points are endpoints, jobs, and CLI commands; give curl invocations or the exact command rather than UI steps.
  • Feature-flagged work: every scenario needs its flag state stated, and the flag-off path is itself a P0 regression check.
  • Generated files (lockfiles, snapshots, build output): exclude from journey tracing, but flag dependency bumps — they carry their own regression surface.
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name: branch-test-plan
description: >
  Build a manual test plan from the current branch's diff — the real user journeys that
  reach the changed code, plus the regression checks for everything that shares it. Use
  when the user asks for a test plan, QA plan, or smoke test steps, asks "how do I test
  this", "what should I verify before merging", or wants to know what could regress from
  these changes.
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---
name: branch-test-plan
description: >
  Build a manual test plan from the current branch's diff — the real user journeys that
  reach the changed code, plus the regression checks for everything that shares it. Use
  when the user asks for a test plan, QA plan, or smoke test steps, asks "how do I test
  this", "what should I verify before merging", or wants to know what could regress from
  these changes.
---

# Branch Test Plan

Turn a branch diff into a manual test plan a human can execute step by step. Every
scenario must be anchored to a code path you actually traced — no invented flows, no
generic "test the happy path" filler.

Output is the chat response. Nothing is written to disk or posted to GitHub without asking.

## Phase 0 — Establish the diff scope

1. Detect the base branch: `git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD`; fall back to
   `main`, `master`, `develop` (first that exists). If more than one is plausible, ask.
2. `BASE=$(git merge-base HEAD <base>)`.
3. Collect the full change set:
   - `git diff $BASE...HEAD` — committed work on the branch
   - `git diff` and `git diff --cached` — uncommitted work, so WIP is covered too
4. If the change set is empty, say so and stop. Don't produce a plan for nothing.

## Phase 1 — Determine intent (never guess)

Read the **full diff**, not just `--stat`. Then gather intent signals:

- Commit messages on the branch (`git log $BASE..HEAD --oneline`)
- PR body, when one exists: `gh pr view --json title,body` (skip silently if `gh` is
  unavailable or there's no PR)
- Ticket IDs in the branch name
- Changed tests — they often state the intended behavior more precisely than the code
- Changed docs, changelogs, feature-flag definitions

Produce a one-paragraph **"What this branch changes"** statement. If intent is still
ambiguous after all of the above, ask before writing the plan.

## Phase 2 — Trace reachable user journeys

The core step. For each changed symbol or file, search **upward** to the entry points.

1. For every modified exported symbol, component, endpoint, hook, migration, or config
   key, find its references (LSP references first, Grep as backup — include string
   literals and dynamic keys).
2. Follow each chain until it lands on something a human can trigger: a route or page, a
   screen, a CLI command, an API endpoint, a cron/queue job, a webhook, an event handler.
3. Record each journey as `entry point → path through changed code → observable outcome`,
   citing `file:line` at each hop.
4. Note the preconditions you discover along the way: auth and roles, feature flags, env
   vars, seed data, pending migrations, third-party sandbox credentials.

If a changed symbol has no reachable entry point, say so explicitly — dead code or a
partially wired feature is itself a finding worth reporting.

## Phase 3 — Derive the regressions

Regression risk comes from what the change **shares**, not what it adds:

- **Other callers** of a modified function or component — the Phase 2 reference list minus
  the intended journeys. These are the highest-value regression checks.
- **Changed shared types / interfaces / DB schema / API contracts** → check consumers on
  both sides of the boundary.
- **Config, middleware, providers, layouts, global CSS, build settings** → everything
  downstream inherits the change.
- **Deleted or renamed exports** → stale imports and dynamic references; string-keyed
  lookups won't show up in a type check.
- **Data migrations** → behavior on pre-existing rows, and the rollback path.
- **Shared state** — caches, stores, context providers touched by the change.

## Phase 4 — Write the plan

Sections, in this order:

1. **What this branch changes** — the Phase 1 statement plus a short changed-area summary.
2. **Setup / preconditions** — checkout, install, migrations, env vars, feature flags,
   test accounts and roles, seed data. Concrete commands where possible.
3. **Scenarios** — grouped happy path → edge cases → error paths.
4. **Regression checks** — same table shape, each row stating *why* it's at risk.
5. **Already covered by automated tests** — scenarios the existing suite covers, with the
   command to run them. This keeps the manual list short and honest.
6. **Not verifiable locally** — needs staging, real third-party credentials, or production
   data. Say what would have to be true to test it.

Scenario table shape:

```
| ID | Pri | Steps | Expected result | Code touched |
|----|-----|-------|-----------------|--------------|
| S1 | P0  | 1. … 2. … | … | `src/foo.ts:42` |
```

**Priorities** so a 10-minute pass is possible:
- **P0** — the core changed behavior and the highest-risk regression
- **P1** — edge cases and error paths
- **P2** — cosmetic, rare, or low-blast-radius

## Phase 5 — Verify

Before printing the plan, confirm every cited path still exists — a stale `file:line`
makes the whole plan untrustworthy. Correct or drop any stale citation, then recheck.

## Report

Print the plan in the chat response, then offer two follow-ups and wait for an explicit
yes:

- save it to a markdown file (let the user pick the path)
- post it as a PR comment via `gh pr comment`

## Notes & edge cases

- **Big diffs**: if the change set spans many areas, group scenarios by area and keep the
  P0 list to the handful that actually exercise the change.
- **Refactor-only branches**: the plan is mostly regression checks — the point is proving
  nothing changed. Say that up front instead of inventing feature scenarios.
- **Backend-only changes**: entry points are endpoints, jobs, and CLI commands; give
  `curl` invocations or the exact command rather than UI steps.
- **Feature-flagged work**: every scenario needs its flag state stated, and the flag-off
  path is itself a P0 regression check.
- **Generated files** (lockfiles, snapshots, build output): exclude from journey tracing,
  but flag dependency bumps — they carry their own regression surface.

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