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generating-ui-test-scenarios
Generates comprehensive UI test scenarios with template-based quality check. Use when user requests UI test scenarios, manual test cases, or end-to-end test documentation.
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creating-branches
Git Flow branch creation workflow with worktree support. Creates feature/, release/, hotfix/ branches with automatic worktree setup. Use when creating branches for new work items.
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writing-documents
Technical documentation creation with focus on clarity, UI terminology consistency, and Japanese writing quality. Use when creating or reviewing technical documentation, API docs, feature specifications, or use...
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generating-ralph-charts
Generates RALPH charts (factor-level analysis diagrams) for HAYST method test design. Use when designing combination tests, identifying test coverage gaps, or analyzing system behavior factors.
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retrieving-knowledge
Retrieves project knowledge resources by browsing categories, searching tags, or filtering by keywords. Use when exploring existing knowledge or finding specific documentation entries.
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reviewing-flaky-patterns
Detects test flakiness patterns including timing issues, environmental dependencies, state pollution, and non-deterministic behaviors. Use as part of parallel test review execution.
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reviewing-ui-coverage
Reviews UI test scenarios for RALPH chart and AC coverage. Detects uncovered constraints and acceptance criteria. Use as part of parallel UI test scenario review.
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reviewing-ui-scenario-integration
Reviews UI test scenarios for consolidation opportunities. Identifies scenarios that can be merged to reduce operation counts. Use as part of parallel UI test scenario review.
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reviewing-documents
Systematic documentation review following document-writer principles. Use when user requests documentation review, quality check, or principle compliance verification.
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reviewing-comments
Comment quality review. Detects LLM generation traces, implementation history, conversational tone, HOW vs WHY patterns, and redundant comments.
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reviewing-code
Generic code review for production code. Use as part of parallel code review execution.
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implementing-tdd
TDD workflow executor using Canon TDD (Red-Green-Refactor). Supports test list creation, failing test writing, minimal implementation, and refactoring with test verification. Use when implementing features with...
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managing-tickets
Manages project tickets - list, show, create, update, and move. Use when listing tickets, showing ticket details, creating new tickets, updating ticket content, or moving tickets between statuses.
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reviewing-ui-wording
Reviews UI test scenarios for wording accuracy. Detects variables and dynamic values that cannot be verified from actual UI. Use as part of parallel UI test scenario review.
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reviewing-assertion-quality
Reviews test code for assertion quality including precision levels, property coverage, and validation patterns. Use as part of parallel test review execution.
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reviewing-ui-behavior
Reviews UI test scenarios for behavioral appropriateness. Detects design tests (colors, fonts, layout) that should not be in scenario tests. Use as part of parallel UI test scenario review.
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reviewing-test
Generic code review for test code. Use as part of parallel test review execution.
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