Parse Robot Framework XML and HTML logs to classify failures by type.
npx skills add https://github.com/dogkeeper886/ai-qa-workflow --skill analyzing-logs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: analyzing-logs Source: https://github.com/dogkeeper886/ai-qa-workflow/tree/main/skills/analyzing-logs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dogkeeper886/ai-qa-workflow --skill analyzing-logs
Robot Framework tests can produce verbose logs that make it hard to identify root causes of failures. This skill analyzes logs, groups failures by type, and surfaces actionable fixes to speed triage and repair.
Run the tool against your Robot Framework results directory to generate a failure analysis report.
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Robot Framework log analysis works by parsing XML or HTML outputs to extract failing test names, statuses, and messages, then grouping failures by type to generate a structured report with suggested fixes.
Yes, you can analyze multiple test suites and runs at once by pointing the log analysis tool at a directory containing your Robot Framework results, which aggregates failures across all included suites and runs into a single report.
Robot Framework failures are grouped by type, including connection failures, assertion failures, setup errors, and element not found errors, to propose targeted root causes and remediations.
Robot Framework failure analysis works on XML, HTML logs, and directories containing results, parsing the outputs to surface actionable fixes and speed up triage and repair.
The best way to triage verbose Robot Framework test failures is to parse the logs to identify failing tests, group them by failure type, and export a structured report with recommended fixes for developers and QA teams.
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