qa-behavioral-tester
Executes behavioral API tests by spinning up the service and making real HTTP requests. Validates status codes, response structure, and data correctness.
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Executes behavioral API tests by spinning up the service and making real HTTP requests. Validates status codes, response structure, and data correctness.
Review and score engineering specs against a startup-focused quality rubric. Penalize over-engineering and reward simplicity.
Champion prioritization of discovered opportunities. Advocates for the most impactful, actionable items based on team velocity, business value, and technical feasibility.
Implementation Agent: Full TDD workflow in a single context window. Writes tests, implements code, and iterates until all tests pass.
Chief Architect review - critically evaluate peer feedback on an engineering spec. Integrate valid suggestions, push back on scope creep, and maintain alignment with the PRD. Enforce startup simplicity.
Analyze test failures and suggest fixes for Feature Swarm verification. Use when tests fail during the verification phase to diagnose root cause and determine if automatic recovery is possible.
Generate GitHub issues from an approved engineering specification. Use to break down a spec into implementable, atomic tasks with dependencies, sizing, and labels.
Validate generated GitHub issues for completeness and implementability. Reviews each issue for clear scope, actionable acceptance criteria, and sufficient context for implementation.
Synthesizes analyst findings with critic feedback. Produces final recommendations and generates TDD-compatible refactor plans for approved issues.
Validates API contracts by discovering consumers and ensuring responses match their expectations. Detects breaking changes.
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