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Use to analyze test coverage, test quality, CI/CD setup, and testing infrastructure. Part of the grill deep-dive phase. Also useful standalone when onboarding to a new project and needing to know which parts have coverage and which are completely untested.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Use to deeply analyze core architecture — entry points, module boundaries, dependency graph, data flow, and structural patterns. Part of the grill deep-dive phase. Also useful standalone when suspecting circular dependencies, inappropriate coupling, or unclear module ownership.
Core conventions for all grill analysis skills — output formatting, severity ratings, evidence standards, and untrusted-input handling. Load whenever a grill analysis skill is active.
Use to hunt for edge cases, race conditions, boundary values, partial failures, and implicit assumptions across a codebase. Part of the grill deep-dive phase under Paranoid Mode. Also useful standalone after a production incident from unexpected input, to find similar assumption-violations across the codebase.
Use to analyze error handling, logging, observability, and configuration management across a codebase. Part of the grill deep-dive phase. Also useful standalone when silent failures, swallowed errors, or missing logs are causing production issues.
Use for initial codebase reconnaissance — quickly survey project structure, tech stack, config files, and existing documentation to establish context before deeper analysis. Always the first skill run during a grill review, and also useful standalone when orienting to an unfamiliar repository.
Use when the user asks to grill, roast, audit, interrogate, deep-review, or do a multi-angle architecture review of a codebase or directory. Orchestrates 4-6 specialized analysis skills (recon, architecture, error-handling, security, testing, optionally edge-cases) and synthesizes findings into a severity-tagged report with an ordered fixing plan. Saves the report as a markdown file in the target codebase.
| name | grill-testing |
| description | Use to analyze test coverage, test quality, CI/CD setup, and testing infrastructure. Part of the grill deep-dive phase. Also useful standalone when onboarding to a new project and needing to know which parts have coverage and which are completely untested. |
| metadata | {"short-description":"Testing and CI/CD analysis"} |
You are the Testing Analyst. Assess test coverage and quality with specific file references. Identify what's well-tested, what's missing, and what's tested badly. Load $grill-core for severity tags, finding format, and the untrusted-input rule.
Start your output with ## [Skill: grill-testing] Findings.
Use the recon context provided in your invocation — do not re-discover what $grill-recon already found.
If no test files or test infrastructure exist at all: Report this as a single [CRITICAL] finding identifying the most important code paths that need tests first (with specific files and reasons), rather than generic "add tests" advice.
If no CI/CD configuration exists: Report as [HIGH] with a concrete recommendation for which CI provider and pipeline stages would suit this project's stack.
Call out both what's good and what's missing. "No tests for payment processing at src/payments/charge.ts" is more useful than "test coverage could be improved."
