What problem does it solve? New users and fresh AI agent sessions opening the test-genesis QA framework face eleven skills, six MCP servers, and a layered automation architecture with no obvious starting point. This Skill answers "what is all this and which piece do I need right now" in plain language, without executing any testing work itself. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Framework explanation: Describes what each of the eleven skills does, what the six configured MCP servers (context7, tavily, playwright, dbhub, openapi, postman) are for, and how the STLC, Shift-Left/Shift-Right, and Risk-Based Testing lifecycle fits together. - Skill routing: Maps a task described in plain words to the one or two skills that answer it, explaining why not a similarly named neighbor (e.g., sprint-testing vs. test-documentation). - Boundary enforcement: Explicitly distinguishes onboarding a person to the framework from project-discovery, which onboards a target repository's business and codebase context. - Use Case: A developer clones the repo and asks "I don't understand how this works, where do I start?" The Skill gives a short tour of the skill map, MCP roster, and lifecycle primer, then routes them to the specific skill matching their actual task. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to explain this repository and walk you through which skill to use for your first testing task.
