Automate end-to-end testing of the D&D 5E terminal game via terminal-control MCP.
npx skills add https://github.com/JoeCotellese/rpggame --skill e2e-tester-joecotellese
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: e2e-tester Source: https://github.com/JoeCotellese/rpggame/tree/main/.claude/skills/e2e-tester Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JoeCotellese/rpggame --skill e2e-tester-joecotellese
This Skill eliminates the tedious and error-prone process of manually testing the D&D 5E terminal game. It automates end-to-end test scenarios by simulating human player interaction, ensuring game functionality, and catching regressions efficiently, allowing developers to focus on building new features.
basic_combat test" to automatically verify core combat mechanics, saving hours of manual playtesting and ensuring a stable release.Run the basic_combat end-to-end test scenario for the D&D 5E game.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
End-to-end testing automates game validation by simulating player input and verifying output without manual interaction. This Skill runs predefined test scenarios against the D&D 5E terminal game, executing sequences of commands and checking results to catch regressions and functionality gaps efficiently.
Yes. You can request new test scenarios in natural language, and the Skill generates structured, executable test files. It converts your descriptions into terminal commands and verification steps, then runs them against the game to validate behavior.
Automated bug reproduction captures precise steps, expected outcomes, and actual results in a single test run. The Skill executes your reproduction scenario, logs discrepancies to a results file, and documents findings for faster debugging and handoff to developers.
Yes. The terminal-control MCP server must be installed and running before using this Skill. It provides the underlying tools to open terminals, send input, read game output, and manage sessions that power the automated testing.
The Skill sends terminal commands to the running game, reads screen output after each step, and compares results against expected behavior. It documents any mismatches in a results file, allowing you to identify broken features or regressions immediately.
Yes. Predefined test scenarios stored in tests/scenarios can be executed on demand. Each run generates timestamped results files, making it easy to compare outputs across builds and detect when new code breaks previously passing tests.
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