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Skill jovd83/playwright-skill/coverage_plan/review

End-to-end Playwright skill pack for planning, authoring, debugging, documenting, and operationalizing test automation.

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Coverage-plan review skill for Playwright work. Use when Codex needs to present a proposed coverage plan, surface assumptions and tradeoffs, collect user feedback, and secure explicit approval before large implementation or documentation work.

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Playwright Coverage Plan Review

Use this skill to turn a proposed plan into an approved plan.

Review Workflow

  1. Present the plan in a compact, scannable format.
  2. Highlight any assumptions, exclusions, or high-cost scenarios.
  3. Ask for additions, removals, or reprioritization only where that decision matters.
  4. Record the approved scope clearly before downstream work begins.

Output Contract

Summarize the plan with:

  • Included coverage
  • Assumptions
  • Proposed exclusions or deferred items
  • Questions requiring a decision

When helpful, include an updated approval table:

Requirement IDScenarioPriorityStatusNotes

Use Status values such as proposed, approved, deferred, or removed.

Approval Rules

  • If the user already approved the scope in the same thread, do not force a second approval loop.
  • If the plan is large, costly, or assumption-heavy, get explicit approval before implementation.
  • If feedback changes the plan materially, refresh the presented version before proceeding.

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