What problem does it solve? Manual QA testing often relies on scattered spreadsheets or documents with no consistent way to track which cases passed, failed, or remain untested. This Skill turns a markdown test plan into a self-contained HTML page where a human tester can execute cases by hand and record results interactively. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Interactive HTML Test Plans: Renders each test case with a pending/pass/fail control, a sticky header with live counts, a progress bar, and per-case notes fields. - Markdown as Source of Truth: Plans are authored as markdown (interactively with Claude or by hand) under a configurable per-project directory, and HTML is always regenerated from that source. - Result Round-Trip: A "Save Results" button downloads the markdown source with each case's result annotation updated, which can be handed back to Claude to reconcile into the project. - Use Case: Ask Claude to create a manual test plan for your checkout flow, open the generated HTML in any browser, click through each case during testing, then save and return the results file for reconciliation. ## Quick Start Ask Claude to create a manual test plan for the feature you want to test, for example by saying "create test plan checkout_smoke".
