build-and-test

Run end-to-end functional tests in a simulator by using Maestro to drive real user flows. This skill builds the app, links dependencies, executes the test flow, and captures proof of success or failure for complex native and webview-based features.

Yes, you can integrate Maestro test flows into CI/CD pipelines for autonomous build verification. The skill orchestrates simulator environments and executes functional tests, preventing regressions and ensuring feature readiness automatically during agent-assisted development workflows.

Yes, a configured iOS simulator environment is required. You also need the Maestro CLI installed and access to the repository's build scripts to autonomously detect the project type and execute the appropriate build and test strategy.

Automated repo shape detection intelligently identifies the project type, such as React Native or Node/TS, and applies the appropriate build and test strategy. This ensures the correct simulator environment and Maestro flows are used for end-to-end validation.

Autonomous test driving with Maestro is limited to iOS simulator environments and requires the Maestro CLI, jq, and gh dependencies. It focuses on native and webview-based features, meaning it cannot validate platform-specific functionality outside the configured simulator.