burakkaygusuz/awesome-sdet

Use this skill when simulating user interactions such as clicking buttons, filling forms, typing text, selecting dropdowns, uploading files, dragging elements, or performing pointer and touch gestures across web and mobile tests, even if the request does not explicitly mention actions.

Use this skill when verifying test outcomes, asserting UI states, or synchronizing asynchronous events. Trigger when writing auto-retrying expectations, polling custom conditions, checking soft assertions, or eliminating flaky arbitrary sleeps across test suites, even without explicit mention of assertions.

Use this skill when structuring test automation suites, designing Page Object Models (POM) or Screen Object Models (SOM), authoring component mount tests, configuring custom test fixtures, setting up lifecycle hooks, or organizing parallel execution topologies.

Use this skill when authoring, querying, or refactoring UI element selectors and locators. Trigger when finding elements by accessible role or name, replacing brittle CSS/XPath with semantic selectors, piercing Shadow DOM, or scoping within tables, lists, and modals, even if not explicitly mentioned.

Use this skill when authoring mobile test automation for iOS or Android applications. Trigger when configuring driver capabilities, switching between native and webview contexts, automating touch gestures, or controlling device app lifecycles, even if not explicitly mentioned.

Use this skill when intercepting HTTP/HTTPS traffic, stubbing backend API responses, simulating network errors, replaying HAR files, or making direct API requests to fast-seed data and isolate frontend tests, even if not explicitly mentioned.

Use this skill when configuring test execution tracing, debugging CI test failures with Trace Viewer, setting up visual regression screenshot testing, or capturing browser console and network telemetry, even if not explicitly mentioned.

Use this skill when managing authentication sessions, caching login cookies and local storage snapshots, persisting credentials, or isolating multi-role test contexts to eliminate repetitive UI logins, even if not explicitly mentioned.