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qa-cases

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Generate complete, traceable test cases for a requirement, story, UI or API using formal techniques (EP, BVA, decision tables, state transitions, pairwise, error guessing). Supports table, Gherkin and CSV (TestRail/Xray/Zephyr) output.

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SKILL.md

Delegate to the qa-test-designer subagent (it may appear as argus-qa:qa-test-designer).

Brief it with:

  • Input: $ARGUMENTS (read any referenced files, tickets or existing test plans in .qa/reports/)
  • Format: the table by default. If --gherkin is present, also produce a .feature file. If --csv is present, write .qa/testcases/<slug>.csv.
  • The facts from .qa/context.md about roles, data and environments.

Show the user the coverage summary, the P1 cases, and any 🧠 assumed expectations that need confirmation. Offer /qa-automate for the automatable P1 cases.

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