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Use in SPDD when API or system-boundary behavior must be verified with executable scenarios covering normal, boundary, and error cases from the REASONS Canvas.

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name	spdd-api-test
version	0.1.0
targets	["claude-code","codex","gemini","pi"]
type	skill
description	Use in SPDD when API or system-boundary behavior must be verified with executable scenarios covering normal, boundary, and error cases from the REASONS Canvas.
category	{"primary":"workflow","secondary":["backpressure"]}

SPDD API Test

Generate and run boundary-level functional tests from the canvas acceptance criteria.

Announce at start: "I'm using the spdd-api-test skill to verify behavior at the system boundary."

When to use

Use for HTTP APIs, CLIs, message handlers, webhooks, workers, or other externally observable contracts. Skip when the change has no runnable boundary surface; use focused unit/integration tests instead.

Test design

Create a scenario table before code or script:

ID	Scenario	Input	Expected output	Source AC
T1	Happy path	...	...	AC1
T2	Boundary	...	...	AC2
T3	Error	...	...	AC3

Cover:

Normal business flow.
Boundary values and limits named in the canvas.
Invalid input and not-found paths.
Backward compatibility expectations.
Response shape or emitted side effects.

Script rules

Prefer existing project test harnesses over ad hoc scripts.
If a script is necessary, make expected-vs-actual output explicit.
Do not mock the system boundary the scenario is supposed to prove.
Keep credentials, production endpoints, and destructive operations out of generated scripts.

Gate

Run the scenarios. If behavior fails because the canvas intent is wrong or incomplete, use spdd-prompt-update before changing code. If behavior fails because code violates the canvas, fix code under spdd-generate.

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name	spdd-api-test
version	0.1.0
targets	["claude-code","codex","gemini","pi"]
type	skill
description	Use in SPDD when API or system-boundary behavior must be verified with executable scenarios covering normal, boundary, and error cases from the REASONS Canvas.
category	{"primary":"workflow","secondary":["backpressure"]}

SPDD API Test

Generate and run boundary-level functional tests from the canvas acceptance criteria.

Announce at start: "I'm using the spdd-api-test skill to verify behavior at the system boundary."

When to use

Test design

Create a scenario table before code or script:

ID	Scenario	Input	Expected output	Source AC
T1	Happy path	...	...	AC1
T2	Boundary	...	...	AC2
T3	Error	...	...	AC3

Cover:

Normal business flow.
Boundary values and limits named in the canvas.
Invalid input and not-found paths.
Backward compatibility expectations.
Response shape or emitted side effects.

Script rules

Prefer existing project test harnesses over ad hoc scripts.
If a script is necessary, make expected-vs-actual output explicit.
Do not mock the system boundary the scenario is supposed to prove.
Keep credentials, production endpoints, and destructive operations out of generated scripts.