qa-explore-report
Skill15 starsChanged 17 days agoMITView on GitHub
Generate, regenerate, or reformat reports from existing exploratory testing sessions. Use when user says: "show report", "generate report", "reformat bugs", "session summary", or wants to review past session findings.
In this repository22 other files it gives its agents.
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- qa-explore-cleanupSkill
- qa-explore-feedbackSkill
- qa-explore-mobileSkill
- qa-explore-quickSkill
- qa-explore-reportSkill
- qa-exploreSkill
- qa-gatherSkill
- qa-knowledge-addSkill
- qa-knowledge-listSkill
- qa-target-setupSkill
- qa-verify-backendSkill
- qa-explore-cleanupSkill
- qa-explore-feedbackSkill
- qa-explore-mobileSkill
- qa-explore-quickSkill
- qa-exploreSkill
- qa-gatherSkill
- qa-knowledge-addSkill
- qa-knowledge-listSkill
- qa-target-setupSkill
- qa-verify-backendSkill
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2 rules. About 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.
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Many files like this have a rule of this kind.
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This author's own choices. Worth a look.
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Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.
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- Very specific
- Very specific: line 74
bugs-only: all bugs sorted by severity, one line each with a link to bugs/BUG-NNN.md.
- Very specific: line 86
All in output/sessions/<session-dir>/, confidentiality header first, redacted.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Exploratory Testing Report Generator
Reads any session kind (explore, quick, mobile, backend) written in the format of
${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../qa-explore/references/output-contract.md and produces a report in the
same format. Session directories, index columns and the data-resolution order come from
${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../qa-explore/references/paths.md. Security:
${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../qa-explore/references/security-rules.md applies (redact before
writing; confidentiality header first on every file). This skill runs in the
qa-reporting-agent sub-agent (qualiow:qa-reporting-agent under a plugin install), in a
forked context: it assembles what the session already wrote and never invents a finding, a
severity or a verdict.
Input
- session: session directory name or
latest(default: latest) - format:
markdown(default),summary,bugs-only,coverage-map - --overwrite: allow replacing an existing
session-report.md
Flow
1. Find the Session
latest = the alphabetically last directory under output/sessions/ matching
<YYYY-MM-DD-HHmm>-<kind>-<slug> (the scheme in paths.md; date-first means last = newest).
List the directory names only; open no file outside the chosen session — not INDEX.md, not
another session. A name given by the user must match exactly one directory; list the
candidates if it is ambiguous.
2. Read Session Data
charter.mdsession-log.mdprogress.json,stats.jsonphase-7-notes.md— the session's own summary, coverage rows, observations, recommendations and reflection; copy those sections, never invent themphase-3-discovery.md,phase-4-journeys.md,phase-5-features.md,phase-6-edge-cases.md(explore and mobile sessions; quick sessions have none; backend sessions haveac-matrix.md,evidence/,expected-behaviour.mdinstead)bugs/BUG-*.mdevidence-level.md, when it exists (a contract-2 session) — CLI-written; copied, never recomputed- the existing
session-report.md, if any (its coverage map is the coverage source)
Size a file before you open it (wc -l <file>). A phase file or a report over 300 lines is
read in windows: Grep '^## ' <file> for the headings, then Read with offset/limit on
the sections you need. snapshots/ is raw page structure, not session evidence — never read
it here.
3. Generate the Report
markdown (default): the full session report per output-contract.md
(# Session Report — <target>, Session Metadata, Executive Summary, Summary Stats, Coverage
Map with | Area | Risk | Status | Bugs | Notes |, Bugs Found, Observations, Areas Not
Tested, Recommendations, Reflection, Session Stats; mobile and backend additions preserved;
for a session with a verification/ directory, the Verification column in Bugs Found and
## Refuted Findings after Session Stats; for a session whose evidence-level.md exists,
## Coverage Level right after Executive Summary holding that file's body verbatim — all as
qa-reporting-agent defines them). Never run qualiow session level from here: the level belongs
to the session that computed it, and the command refuses a finalized session.
summary: copied, never composed — target, date and duration from stats.json; the bug
count by severity from its severity_counts; ## Executive Summary and ## Recommendations
verbatim from phase-7-notes.md (_Missing from phase-7-notes.md_ when absent); and the
three highest-severity rows of ## Bugs Found, as the bug files spell them.
bugs-only: all bugs sorted by severity, one line each with a link to bugs/BUG-NNN.md.
coverage-map: a standalone coverage map from <data>/templates/coverage-map.md, filled
from the session report's coverage table.
4. Write Output
markdown→session-report.mdonly if it does not exist or--overwritewas given; otherwisesession-report.regenerated.mdsummary→session-summary.mdbugs-only→bugs-summary.mdcoverage-map→coverage-map.md
All in output/sessions/<session-dir>/, confidentiality header first, redacted. Never modify
bugs/BUG-*.md from this skill. A reviewer's severity change lives in the session's
feedback.md (/qa-explore-feedback), never in the bug files: the report keeps the
severities the bugs carry.
Then check what you wrote:
qualiow session finalize output/sessions/<session-dir> --check--check writes nothing; it validates stats.json, the confidentiality header on every
artefact, the redaction list and the credential values, the verdict cross-check and contract
2, and on exit 1 prints a numbered list of violations naming each file. It does not read the
report's layout — check that against the section list before you run it. Fix a missing
header on a file you wrote and run it again; report anything you did not fix. Resolve the
qualiow prefix per
${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../qa-explore/references/paths.md.
Present the result to the user.
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