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skill-maintenance

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Maintain the Frontend Testing Skill in this repo. Use when asked to review the skill, run a spec/quality review, install-local (wire one example app to the local marketplace), sync up (an example app → root), install-marketplace (switch the vitest-browser app to the published GitHub marketplace), run a sanity test of the skill end-to-end (single app or the monorepo example, per package), run validate-release (install from GitHub marketplace → sanity → restore) against the vitest-browser app, or create a fresh example app copy at a given path for manual install testing.

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1 rule. 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 0 are very specific to this project.

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    Most of the 10 edited versions we read keep these.

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    Keep all maintenance docs short.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 10 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

Keep what fits and drop the rest. Your version, ready for your agents.
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SKILL.md

Skill Maintenance

A toolkit for local maintainers of this repo. It reviews, syncs, and sanity-tests the Frontend Testing Skill, whose source of truth is plugin/frontend-testing/ (this is what ships to users). The two example apps — example-app-vitest-browser/ and example-app-playwright/ — resolve the skill via a local marketplace reference; no skill files are embedded in them. The root the-testing-skill/ tree is deprecated; ignore it.

Keep all maintenance docs short. Trust your judgment and ask the user when unsure.

Operations

Pick the matching reference doc and follow it.

When the user asks to…Read
review / audit the skill, check the spec, find issuesreferences/review.md
install local — wire one named example app to the local marketplace (the current, non-copy way both apps are actually set up)references/install-local.md
sync up — pull one named example app back to rootreferences/sync-up.md
install-marketplace — switch vitest-browser from local wiring to the published GitHub marketplacereferences/install-marketplace.md
sanity-test the skill end-to-end (build a feature, verify tests)references/sanity-test.md
sanity-test the skill in the monorepo (example-monorepo, per package)references/sanity-test-monorepo.md
validate-release — install from GitHub marketplace → sanity → restore, on vitest-browserreferences/validate-release.md
publish / release the skill to the Claude plugin marketplacereferences/publish-claude.md
publish / release the skill to the Cursor marketplacereferences/publish-cursor.md
fresh example app — copy vitest-browser to a path, stripped of skill/marketplace, ready for a clean installreferences/fresh-example-app.md

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