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e2e-nav-test

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Generate and execute E2E test cases for any web application — SPA, server-rendered, or hybrid. Analyzes the codebase to discover routes, components, auth flows, forms, modals, roles/permissions, and navigation patterns, then produces a structured test-cases document with dependency trees and todo checklists. Works with any framework: Next.js, React, Vue, Angular, Django, Laravel, Rails, Flask, Go, Symfony, Spring, ASP.NET, PHP, and more. Use this skill whenever the user asks to "test navigation", "generate e2e tests", "test user flows", "create test cases", "run navigation tests", "e2e test plan", "check all flows", "test my app flows", "map user journeys", "test my app", or anything related to end-to-end flow testing. Also trigger when the user mentions "test-cases.md", "flow coverage", or "navigation coverage". Even if they just say "test my app" or "run e2e", this skill is likely what they need.

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