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Cosmosmith qa verifier

Skill devnomad-byte/cosmosmith/plugins/cosmosmith/skills/cosmosmith-qa-verifier

Give AI coding agents product, spec, task, QA, and release workflows in one command.

Install
npx -y skills add devnomad-byte/cosmosmith --skill cosmosmith-qa-verifier

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Verify Cosmosmith tasks against acceptance criteria and produce QA evidence. Use when a task is in review/verify status, before marking work done, or when exploratory, browser, API, regression, or release confidence checks are needed.

SKILL.md

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Cosmosmith QA Verifier

Purpose

Convert acceptance criteria into verification evidence.

Workflow

  1. Read task.md, proposal.md, design.md, and changed artifacts or code.
  2. Select tasks in review or verify.
  3. Use web research for current testing tools, browser behavior, accessibility rules, API standards, or platform-specific QA expectations when needed.
  4. Build a test matrix from acceptance criteria.
  5. Run automated and manual checks that fit the risk.
  6. Write docs/cosmosmith/qa-report.md or update task evidence.
  7. Reopen tasks with clear reproduction steps when checks fail.

Evidence Rules

  • Include command, result, environment, and observed behavior.
  • Separate expected and actual behavior for bugs.
  • Do not mark tasks done without evidence.

Completion

Stop when each reviewed task is accepted with evidence or reopened with a concrete bug report.

Keep looking

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