browser-e2e-tester

The spec-builder skill transforms vague project ideas into detailed specifications through guided discovery. It helps developers define requirements and create actionable specs before using autonomous coding tools. Use it when you need to clarify project scope or prepare for autonomous-master execution.

This skill manages the complete lifecycle of autonomous coding sessions, handling session creation, resumption, and type detection (initial vs. continuation). It provides tools for auto-continuation between sessions and includes a session manager for running prompts with Claude models. Use it when starting new coding projects, resuming previous work, or managing seamless transitions between autonomous coding sessions.

This skill implements a Test-Driven Development workflow for autonomous coding, enabling developers to follow red-green-refactor cycles. It provides methods for writing tests first, implementing code to pass tests, and refactoring while maintaining test coverage. Use it when implementing features with TDD or ensuring comprehensive test-driven development practices.

The browser-e2e-tester skill runs automated browser-based end-to-end tests to verify feature implementation meets acceptance criteria. It validates user flows and feature completion through programmable test execution, supporting both individual feature tests and full test suites. Developers should use this skill when they need to verify features in a browser environment during development or before deployment.