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Generates JMeter (.jmx) test plans and load testing scripts from API specs or user requests.
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Converts rough notes, casual descriptions, console errors, or quick observations into professional, complete bug reports — exported as a formatted Excel (.xlsx) file ready for Excel, Google Sheets, Jira, or Azure DevOps. Use this skill whenever the user mentions: "write a bug report", "log a bug", "report this issue", "found a defect", "something is broken", "create a bug ticket", "fill bug report", "document this bug", "file a ticket", "issue log", "defect report", "bug tracker", "something's wrong with", or pastes rough notes, console errors, or stack traces about unexpected behavior. Always trigger even for vague inputs like "the button doesn't work" or "this is broken" — the skill will infer details via smart assumptions and produce a professional output regardless. Trigger for single bugs AND multiple bugs described in one message.
Generates Selenium Java wrappers for axe-core accessibility testing and OWASP UI/API security checks.
Generates complete, ready-to-run API test scripts from any input — endpoint descriptions, Swagger/OpenAPI specs, Postman collections, curl commands, or plain English. Outputs working test code in the user's preferred framework: Python pytest + requests, Postman Collection (JSON), or JavaScript Jest + axios. Always trigger this skill for ANY of these situations: "API testing", "test this endpoint", "write API tests", "generate test cases", "Postman collection", "pytest for API", "REST API test", "API automation", "validate API response", "check my endpoint", "test my routes", "QA this API", sharing a Swagger/OpenAPI spec, sharing a curl command, sharing an API route or payload, or any request involving HTTP endpoint verification. Trigger even for vague inputs like "test this" when an API context is present — structured, runnable scripts are always better than ad-hoc manual testing.
Creates a smart, time-blocked daily plan from a user's task dump, meetings, errands, habits, and goals — then outputs BOTH a clean text summary in chat AND a formatted Excel (.xlsx) schedule file. Covers work tasks, meetings, personal errands, health/exercise reminders, and QA-specific tasks (test runs, bug triage, reviews). Use this skill whenever the user mentions: "plan my day", "prioritize my tasks", "make a schedule", "I have too much to do", "help me organize today", "daily planner", "time block my day", "what should I do first", "morning routine", "task list for today", or dumps a list of things to do. Always trigger even for partial inputs — a rough list of tasks is enough to generate a useful plan. The more context given, the better, but never require it.
Rewrites, polishes, or drafts emails and messages from rough notes, bullet points, or poorly worded drafts — in the right tone for the situation. Handles professional emails, Slack messages, WhatsApp texts, follow-ups, apologies, feedback, and more. Use this skill whenever the user says: "rewrite this email", "make this sound professional", "write an email for me", "help me reply to this", "make this polite", "draft a message", "how do I say this nicely", "write a follow-up", "make this less aggressive", "I need to send this but don't know how to word it", or shares a rough draft asking for improvements. Always trigger — even for short messages. A one-line rewrite is still worth doing well.
Analyzes and refactors flaky UI tests written in Selenium WebDriver with Java.
| name | performance-test-scripter |
| description | Generates JMeter (.jmx) test plans and load testing scripts from API specs or user requests. |
Generate robust Apache JMeter test profiles for load, stress, and spike testing.
jmeter -n -t script.jmx -l results.jtl).