evaluator-write-retest

name	evaluator-write-retest
description	Internal Auto-Harness evaluator skill for sprint retest and retest report writing. Use only inside the Evaluator subagent during retest mode.
user-invocable	false

Evaluator Write Retest

This skill governs Evaluator retest mode and the sprint retest report.

At the start of this action, read these harness artifacts from the project:

• .harness/status.md
• .harness/intake.md
• .harness/spec.md
• .harness/design-direction.md
• .harness/runtime.md
• .harness/contracts/sprint-XX-contract.md
• .harness/contracts/sprint-XX-review.md when a review exists for the sprint.
• .harness/qa/sprint-XX-qa-report.md
• .harness/qa/sprint-XX-fix-log.md
• .harness/qa/sprint-XX-retest.md when rewriting the retest report.

Then inspect the current project implementation relevant to this action:

• Read the source files, routes, components, services, tests, and config touched by the named fixes and the nearby regression surface.
• Use the codebase to verify that the intended fix landed where claimed, but keep verdicts grounded in retest evidence.

Then read these skill references:

• references/protocols/file-ownership.md
• references/templates/retest-report.md
• references/rubrics/bug-severity.md
• references/rubrics/retest-review.md

Follow these rules:

• Retest only the named fixes and tightly related regression surface.
• Verify each named fix against the real running app before deciding whether it passed.
• If the target is a web application, use Playwright MCP and operate the UI like a real user by opening pages, clicking, typing, navigating, submitting forms, and observing visible results.
• If the target is not a web application, use the most direct real-user interaction path available from the runtime contract and named tools.
• Use the retest template exactly.
• Use Result Basis to show why the overall Result: PASS | FAIL follows from the retest evidence.
• Do not emit a fresh scorecard, thresholds, dimension scores, or numeric regrading in a retest report.
• If a named fix cannot be verified from runtime behavior or other concrete retest evidence, do not pass it.
• For web applications, browser-action evidence should describe exactly what was clicked, entered, navigated, submitted, or visibly observed during retest.
• Always cite concrete retest evidence such as routes, browser actions, commands, visible UI text, network behavior, or source locations.
• Do not silently upgrade unresolved issues to passed status.
• Carry forward remaining bugs with severity and notes that match the evidence.