10x-test-plan

Orchestrates phased test rollouts for existing products through a stateful test-plan.md file.

Updated May 20, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/ZawilecxD/trAInR --skill 10x-test-plan-zawilecxd
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Skill: 10x-test-plan
Source: https://github.com/ZawilecxD/trAInR/tree/main/.cursor/skills/10x-test-plan
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ZawilecxD/trAInR --skill 10x-test-plan-zawilecxd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Teams investing in tests for an existing product often lack a prioritized strategy: they either test everything uniformly or chase coverage without targeting real risks. This Skill writes a phased test rollout plan grounded in PRDs, git hot-spot churn, and a structured user interview, then drives each rollout phase through a research, plan, and implement chain. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Stateful rollout orchestration: Writes context/foundation/test-plan.md with a fixed schema, then re-derives progress on every invocation from artifacts on disk and hands off to the next downstream command. - Evidence-based risk mapping: Combines PRD lines, archived slice plans, a 30-day git hot-spot scan, and a five-question user interview into an impact-by-likelihood risk map with response guidance per risk. - Use Case: A team with a shipped product and sparse tests runs the Skill, answers five interview questions about what scares them, and receives a 3-5 phase rollout plan where each phase opens its own change folder and proceeds through research, planning, and implementation. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a test plan for this project and answer the interview questions about your biggest failure concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions about 10x-test-plan

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a test strategy for an existing codebase?

Run the Skill in a project that has a manifest or PRD. It reads your PRD, roadmap, and archived plans, scans 30 days of git history for hot-spot directories, interviews you about feared failures, then writes a phased test-plan.md with a prioritized risk map.

How does the phased test rollout resume after interruption?

The Skill is stateless across sessions: every invocation checks which artifacts exist on disk, such as change.md, research.md, and plan.md progress items, then resumes from the next pending rollout phase. Use the --status flag to print current progress without doing work.

When should I not use a phased test rollout plan?

Skip it when there is no PRD, roadmap, or implemented code yet, when you only want to add a single test to one file, or when you only need to configure hooks or CI in isolation. Those cases belong to shaping, TDD, or standalone configuration work.

Does the test plan identify exact files where failures live?

No. The plan deliberately cites evidence such as PRD lines, interview answers, and hot-spot directories, never file or line anchors. Locating the exact code owning a failure is delegated to the research phase of each rollout.

How do I update an existing test plan when priorities change?

Run the Skill with the --refresh flag. It opens a new dated change folder to revise the strategy sections rather than editing the guide in place, keeping the rollout history auditable.