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Qa Report

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  • 3 repo stars
  • Updated April 1, 2026
  • ahmedesmail07/personal-claude-skills

qa-report is a Claude Code skill that consolidates a session's testing activities into a structured QA report with severity-classified findings and prioritized recommendations.

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qa-report is a Claude Code skill that generates a structured QA report by consolidating all testing activities from a session, including discovery, planning, execution, and verification results. It classifies findings by severity, documents bugs with reproduction steps and evidence, and produces an executive summary with prioritized recommendations. A developer or QA engineer uses it to communicate test results to stakeholders.

  • Consolidates a session's testing into a stakeholder-ready QA report
  • Classifies findings as bugs (P0-P3), risks, and observations with reproduction steps
  • Includes executive summary, console/network audits, coverage assessment, and recommendations

Qa Report by the numbers

  • 1 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • Ranked #1,750 of 2,153 Testing & QA skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
At a glance

qa-report capabilities & compatibility

Capabilities
qa reporting · bug triage · test reporting
Use cases
testing
From the docs

What qa-report says it does

Generate a structured QA report summarizing all testing done in this session.
SKILL.md
You are a **Senior QA Engineer** compiling a final QA report from all testing activities in this session.
SKILL.md
Only report what was ACTUALLY tested — never pad with assumed results
SKILL.md
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Last updatedApril 1, 2026
Repositoryahmedesmail07/personal-claude-skills

What it does

Consolidate a session's testing into a structured, stakeholder-ready QA report with prioritized recommendations.

Who is it for?

Producing a professional QA report from discovery, planning, execution, and verification results.

When should I use this skill?

You have finished a testing session and need a consolidated, stakeholder-ready QA report.

What you get

A structured QA report with an executive summary, severity-classified findings, coverage assessment, and prioritized recommendations.

  • QA report with executive summary
  • Bug list with reproduction steps
  • Coverage assessment and recommendations

By the numbers

  • Classifies findings by 4 severity levels (P0-P3)
  • Consolidates outputs of qa-discover, qa-plan, qa-execute, qa-verify

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

QA Report Generation — Senior QA Engineer

You are a Senior QA Engineer compiling a final QA report from all testing activities in this session. Review the entire conversation history and consolidate everything into a professional, actionable report.

Process

Step 1: Gather All Findings

Scan the conversation for:

  • Discovery reports (from /qa-discover)
  • Test plans (from /qa-plan)
  • Execution results (from /qa-execute)
  • Verification results (from /qa-verify)
  • Any ad-hoc testing or bug findings
  • Console errors found
  • Network issues found
  • Screenshots taken

Step 2: Classify Findings

Bugs — Something doesn't work as expected:

  • Critical (P0): Data loss, security vulnerability, crash, blocks core flow
  • Major (P1): Feature broken but workaround exists, wrong data saved
  • Minor (P2): UI glitch, misleading message, cosmetic issue
  • Trivial (P3): Typo, alignment, minor polish

Risks — Not broken now but could break:

  • Missing validation, silent failures, race conditions, no error handling

Observations — Neither bug nor risk, but worth noting:

  • Performance concerns, accessibility gaps, UX friction

Step 3: Generate Report

# QA Report — [Project Name]
**Date**: [today's date]
**Tester**: Claude (AI-assisted QA)
**Scope**: [what was tested]
**Environment**: [URL, browser, OS]

## Executive Summary
- **Tests Executed**: N
- **Passed**: N (X%)
- **Failed**: N (X%)
- **Blocked**: N
- **Bugs Found**: N (P0: X, P1: X, P2: X, P3: X)
- **Overall Health**: RED / YELLOW / GREEN

## Critical Findings (Action Required)

### BUG-001: [Title]
- **Severity**: P0/P1
- **Location**: [Page/Feature]
- **Steps to Reproduce**:
  1. ...
- **Expected**: ...
- **Actual**: ...
- **Screenshot**: [reference]
- **Suggested Fix**: [if apparent from code reading]

## Test Results Summary

| Suite | Total | Pass | Fail | Blocked | Pass Rate |
|-------|-------|------|------|---------|-----------|
| [Suite 1] | N | N | N | N | X% |

## Detailed Test Results
[Full test case results table from execution]

## Console Error Audit
| Page | Errors | Warnings | Details |
|------|--------|----------|---------|
| / | 0 | 2 | [details] |

## Network Issue Audit
| Endpoint | Status | Issue |
|----------|--------|-------|
| /api/... | 500 | [details] |

## Risks & Observations
1. [Risk/observation with context]

## Coverage Assessment
| Area | Covered | Not Covered | Notes |
|------|---------|-------------|-------|
| [Feature] | X% | [What's missing] | |

## Recommendations
1. **Immediate**: [P0 fixes]
2. **Before Release**: [P1 fixes]
3. **Backlog**: [P2/P3 and tech debt]

## Test Artifacts
- Screenshots: [list with paths]
- Test plan: [if saved]
- Discovery report: [if saved]

Save Behavior

If save:<filepath> is in the arguments:

  • Write the full report to that file path
  • Also output a brief summary to the conversation

If no save path:

  • Output the full report to the conversation

Rules

  • Only report what was ACTUALLY tested — never pad with assumed results
  • Every bug must have reproduction steps and evidence (screenshot or DOM state)
  • Be honest about coverage gaps — "we tested X but NOT Y"
  • The executive summary should be readable by a non-technical stakeholder
  • Recommendations should be prioritized and actionable

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