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Use when Codex needs to summarize JUnit 5 test execution results for non-technical stakeholders in clear business-oriented language instead of raw runner output.

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name	junit5-reporting-stakeholder
description	Use when Codex needs to summarize JUnit 5 test execution results for non-technical stakeholders in clear business-oriented language instead of raw runner output.
metadata	{"author":"jovd83","version":"1.0.0","dispatcher-category":"testing","dispatcher-capabilities":"stakeholder-reporting, junit5-stakeholder-reporting","dispatcher-accepted-intents":"summarize_junit_results","dispatcher-input-artifacts":"execution_results, tested_scope, release_context","dispatcher-output-artifacts":"stakeholder_summary, release_health_report","dispatcher-stack-tags":"junit5, reporting, stakeholder","dispatcher-risk":"low","dispatcher-writes-files":false}

JUnit 5 Stakeholder Reporting

1. Collect the Outcome

Identify what ran, what passed, what failed, and what was skipped.
Identify whether the failures block release confidence or are isolated.

2. Translate into Stakeholder Language

Explain business impact, not stack traces.
Group failures by user-facing risk.
Call out confidence level and next action clearly.

3. Troubleshooting

Problem: The raw output is noisy. Fix: Collapse it into impacted capability, confidence, and next action.

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name	junit5-reporting-stakeholder
description	Use when Codex needs to summarize JUnit 5 test execution results for non-technical stakeholders in clear business-oriented language instead of raw runner output.
metadata	{"author":"jovd83","version":"1.0.0","dispatcher-category":"testing","dispatcher-capabilities":"stakeholder-reporting, junit5-stakeholder-reporting","dispatcher-accepted-intents":"summarize_junit_results","dispatcher-input-artifacts":"execution_results, tested_scope, release_context","dispatcher-output-artifacts":"stakeholder_summary, release_health_report","dispatcher-stack-tags":"junit5, reporting, stakeholder","dispatcher-risk":"low","dispatcher-writes-files":false}

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Identify what ran, what passed, what failed, and what was skipped.
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2. Translate into Stakeholder Language

Explain business impact, not stack traces.
Group failures by user-facing risk.
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3. Troubleshooting

Problem: The raw output is noisy. Fix: Collapse it into impacted capability, confidence, and next action.