Sdet Skills

sdet-skills

A set of reusable AI agent skills built for QA engineers, SDETs, and test automation folks. They teach AI coding agents (Claude, Cursor, and other agent-compatible tools) how to handle everyday QA work the way an experienced tester would — not just generic code output.

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Who This Is For

If you're using AI agents as part of your QA or automation work, you've probably noticed you end up re-explaining the same conventions every time — how your team writes tests, reports bugs, or reviews code. Install a skill once, and your agent just knows.

Useful if you're:

• A QA engineer who wants consistent, well-structured output from your agent
• An SDET building or maintaining a test automation framework
• A lead trying to standardize how automation, reviews, and bug reports get done across a team

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What's Included

Right now, this covers four areas of QA work:

• Automation test creation — helps an agent write structured, maintainable tests instead of one-off scripts
• Test review — flags common issues in existing tests: weak assertions, poor structure, missing edge cases
• Bug/defect reporting — writes clear, actionable Jira bug reports with steps to reproduce, expected vs. actual behavior, and severity
• Requirements analysis — breaks requirements or user stories into testable conditions and surfaces ambiguities before test creation starts

More skills will get added as this grows.

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Grounded in Real Testing Standards

These aren't just personal opinions written down. They're built on widely recognized testing principles, including guidance from **ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board)** material — so the output your agent produces actually aligns with how testing is taught and practiced, not just whatever pattern seemed convenient.

If you're ISTQB-certified or working toward it, the terminology here should feel familiar.

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How to Use These Skills

Built on the open [Agent Skills](https://agent