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Generating test reports

Skill foryourhealth111-pixel/Vibe-Skills/bundled/skills/generating-test-reports

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npx -y skills add foryourhealth111-pixel/Vibe-Skills --skill generating-test-reports

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Generate structured test reports with pass/fail rollups, coverage summaries, and test artifacts. Use when the user is asking for test-result packaging or delivery, not for root-cause debugging or feature implementation.

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Test Report Generator

Purpose

Use this skill when the next deliverable is a readable test report rather than another round of debugging.

When to Use

Use this skill when:

  • Summarizing pass/fail status, flaky tests, or coverage output for others to read
  • Turning raw pytest, JUnit, or coverage artifacts into a concise report
  • Producing release, QA, or review-facing test documentation

Not For / Boundaries

  • Root-cause debugging of a failure: use systematic-debugging
  • Code review of the underlying implementation: use code-reviewer
  • Implementing a new test suite from scratch: use tdd-guide

Typical Outputs

  • Test execution summary with totals and failure clusters
  • Coverage snapshot and quality-gate status
  • Follow-up action list for the most important failures

Related Skills

  • systematic-debugging before report packaging if failures are still unexplained
  • verification-before-completion when the report is part of a completion gate

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