ui-test-audit
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Bottom-up audit of a UI component library. A deterministic inventory splits the library into atoms and compositions by imports and counts stories, play tests and component tests. Then, by the project's state, it writes a setup plan for this repo (Storybook with the Vitest addon by default) and an atoms-first order when there are no UI tests; a gap table per component (missing states, missing behaviours, compositions that re-test atoms) citing QAP-UI rules, atoms before compositions, when some tests exist; or a rating of the project's own UI-test rules, which it then works by. Writes docs/qa/ui-test-audit-<date>.md and an action list, and with the owner's yes writes stories and play tests via qa-pilot:write-tests. Called by /qa-pilot:audit ui (storybook, компоненты, UI-тесты, библиотека компонентов). Requires docs/qa/project-profile.md (run qa-pilot:onboard first). Not for the quality of existing test code (use qa-pilot:test-code-audit) or missing test cases of a feature (use qa-pilot:spec-audit).
In this repository11 other files it gives its agents.
- auditSkill
- coverSkill
- exploreSkill
- onboardSkill
- plan-testsSkill
- project-auditSkill
- spec-auditSkill
- task-qaSkill
- test-code-auditSkill
- testSkill
- write-testsSkill
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