playwright-skill

Swift Testing Agent Skill gives compatible AI coding tools focused guidance for Apple's modern Swift Testing framework. Its references cover test structure, expectations, asynchronous workflows, parameterized tests, traits and tags, parallel execution, isolation, and incremental migration from XCTest. Teams can use it during implementation or code review to identify migration opportunities and flaky patterns. It installs through the Agent Skills CLI, a Claude Code plugin, or manual copying, and functions as guidance rather than a standalone test runner.

@workersio/skills gives coding agents a risk-focused workflow for finding valuable test gaps, choosing an appropriate strategy, writing tests, generating replayable workloads, and reviewing existing cases. Its keep, redo, or remove gate asks whether a test would catch a failure that matters to users or operators rather than merely increasing coverage. It is packaged for Codex and Claude Code, while the Markdown-based workflow can be adapted to other skill-aware agents.

Praman turns a business-process description into planned, generated, and repaired Playwright tests for SAP GUI, UI5, WebGUI, and Fiori applications. For UI5-based interfaces, it queries controls through the runtime registry rather than relying only on fragile DOM selectors, while also offering typed fixtures for manual test authoring. It requires Node.js 22 and a compatible Playwright release.

Litmus closes the gap between changing code and resolving a user’s problem. It drives the running application as the reporting user, follows the exact ticket steps, and inspects the live request and response, frontend state, and database. The tracker is updated only when the defect and its absence can be shown, so a green unit test, backend curl, or database row alone is not treated as proof.