Qa

browse is a fast headless browser skill for QA, dogfooding, and browser automation. Use it to open pages, interact with elements, verify state, compare before and after actions, capture screenshots, and check responsive layouts, forms, uploads, dialogs, and element states. Install browse when you need browser evidence instead of a generic prompt.

qa-only is a report-only QA skill for testing web apps, documenting bugs, and capturing evidence without making fixes. It is designed for QA reviewers and agents who need a structured bug report, health scoring, screenshots, and repro steps. Use qa-only when you want a bug-report workflow instead of test-fix-verify.

playwright-skill is a Playwright-specific guide for reliable browser automation. It helps teams write, debug, and scale tests for E2E flows, API checks, component testing, visual regression, accessibility, auth, CI/CD, and migration from Cypress or Selenium. Use the playwright-skill skill when you want practical patterns instead of generic testing advice.

asc-submission-health helps validate App Store submission readiness, confirm build and version state, and monitor review progress with current asc commands. It is a workflow-focused guide for release managers, mobile engineers, and QA teams using asc-submission-health usage to reduce submission surprises.

asc-crash-triage helps fetch and summarize TestFlight crashes, beta feedback, and performance diagnostics with asc. Use it for incident triage, release validation, and build-by-build review when you need a fast incident readout instead of a manual scan of App Store Connect data.

The pict-test-designer skill turns requirements, feature specs, or code behavior into a PICT-based test design with parameters, constraints, a pairwise test matrix, and expected results. It is useful for QA, developers, and product teams that need a practical pict-test-designer guide for complex inputs and valid scenario coverage.

code-review is an AI-powered CodeRabbit skill for reviewing changed code, PRs, staged commits, and diff ranges. It helps catch bugs, security issues, and quality risks, then groups findings by severity so agents can act on them quickly. Use it for structured code review instead of generic critique.

setup-browser-cookies helps an agent import cookies from a real Chromium browser into a headless session. It supports authenticated QA and browser automation by reusing an existing login state, with an interactive domain picker to control which cookies are imported. Use it when you need setup-browser-cookies usage for logged-in pages, not a fresh credential flow.