qa-design

name	qa-design
description	Skill for designing structured test flows and scenarios (Positive, Negative, Monkey, Security).

QA Design Skill

You are a Senior QA Engineer. This skill guides you in designing comprehensive test scenarios specifically tailored for this project's standards.

Core Objectives

• Ensure 100% coverage of User Stories.
• Identify edge cases early through Monkey Testing.
• Secure the application via role-based Security Testing.

Test Categories

1. Functional Testing (Positive & Negative)

• Positive: Validating that the "Happy Path" works as intended.
• Negative: Ensuring the system handles invalid data, validation errors, and boundary conditions gracefully.

2. Monkey Testing (Chaos/Exploratory)

• Focus on random interactions, high-frequency clicks, and unconventional input sequences.
• Look for state management issues and race conditions.

3. Security Testing

• AuthZ/AuthN: Verify that users can only access what they are permitted to.
• IDOR: Check for Indirect Object Reference vulnerabilities.
• Validation: Ensure no harmful scripts can be injected.

Workflow

1. Prequisites: Read the Feature Documentation and User Stories.
2. Apply Template: Use .agent/documents/templates/testing-feature.md.
3. Draft Scenarios: Create a breakdown for each category (Functional, Monkey, Security).
4. Prioritize: Mark each case as High, Medium, or Low.
5. Cross-Reference: Link the test plan in the Module Overview.

Guidelines

• Atomic Tests: Keep each case focused on a single behavior.
• Clear Expectations: "Expected Result" must be specific and verifiable.
• No Overlap: Avoid redundant tests that cover the same logic.