agent-ops-planning

The agent-ops-testing skill provides structured guidance for designing tests, executing test suites, and analyzing coverage results beyond basic checks. It integrates with the testing workflow during planning, implementation, and review phases, working with or without the `aoc` CLI. Developers should use it when they need to go beyond baseline verification to implement a comprehensive testing strategy.

This skill manages the issue lifecycle within a project, allowing developers to create, refine, triage, and export issues without implementing code. It's designed for tasks like clarifying vague ideas, performing bulk operations, and organizing issues into priority files. Use it for project planning and task management, as it strictly handles issue metadata and always requires a manual handoff for any subsequent implementation work.

This skill analyzes pending issues to determine the next highest-priority work item and updates the focus.md file accordingly. It enforces an issue-first workflow by ensuring all work originates from tracked issues and respects confidence-based batch limits. Use it to automatically align your development session with the most important pending task.

This skill creates a baseline file (.agent/baseline.md) to capture current build/lint/test results, then later compares new runs against it to identify newly introduced issues. It's used when establishing a project's current state or investigating regressions. The skill works with or without external CLI tools by using direct file operations and reads commands from your project's constitution.