Agent skills package repeatable expertise into tools you can point at real work. These notes cover what specific skills do, where they help software quality and testing, and how to judge whether one is worth using.
Software - Agent Skills
Multi-step forms usually fail on feel, not code. premium-multi-step-form-design is a free agent skill that reviews, redesigns, or builds wizards, checkout, and onboarding flows to feel calm and premium, by reusing your own design system and knowing when to stop.
Software - Agent Skills
A practical look at how the risk-analysis skill turns vague quality anxiety into repo-specific plans, next actions, and test strategy that teams can actually use.
Software - Agent Skills
A practical look at how the tdd-coach skill keeps test-driven development honest: one behavior at a time, real Red-Green-Refactor discipline, and the right mode for new work, legacy code, reviews, and scorecards.
Software - Agent Skills
A practical guide to Playwright test suite structure: the directory layout, fixtures, auth state, retries, and CI sharding that keep a suite fast and maintainable as it grows, plus how the playwright-pro skill scaffolds and audits that architecture layer.
Software - Agent Skills
A practical look at why the shift-left agent skill is useful when you want software quality work to start before bugs become release pressure.
Software - Agent Skills
A practical look at how the skill-auditor skill reviews agent skills for quality, proof, portability, and marketplace readiness.
