noob-plan

Name: noob-plan
Availability: InStock
Author: ganeshgaxy

Generate structured test plans from Jira tickets and MR diffs.

Updated Apr 4, 2026

Search Tags:#blockers #coverage #plan #jira #test-planning #mr-diff

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npx skills add https://github.com/ganeshgaxy/apps-for-testing --skill noob-plan

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Skill: noob-plan
Source: https://github.com/ganeshgaxy/apps-for-testing/tree/main/.claude/skills/noob-plan
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ganeshgaxy/apps-for-testing --skill noob-plan

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This tool helps engineering teams quickly generate structured test plans by reading Jira ticket context and MR diffs, reducing planning time and ensuring coverage.

Core Features & Use Cases

Context-driven planning: builds plan steps from ticket AC and MR changes.
Blocker & coverage gap detection: flags gaps and NOT IMPLEMENTED requirements.
Plan export: outputs a ready-to-use plan payload for noob-tester or downstream systems.

Quick Start

Provide a Jira ticket ID and relevant MR diffs to generate a ready-to-use test plan.

Frequently Asked Questions about noob-plan

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I generate a test plan from a Jira ticket and MR diff?▼

To generate a test plan from a Jira ticket and MR diff, provide the ticket ID, ticket description, and deployment context. The system analyzes these inputs to map requirements to code changes and outputs a structured test plan payload.

What is test planning from MR diffs and how does it identify coverage gaps?▼

Test planning from MR diffs analyzes code changes against Jira ticket acceptance criteria to identify coverage gaps. It flags NOT IMPLEMENTED requirements and blockers by mapping specific code modifications to expected test scenarios.

Can I use Jira ticket context to detect blockers and unimplemented requirements?▼

Yes, you can use Jira ticket context to detect blockers and unimplemented requirements. By analyzing the ticket description alongside the MR diff, the system identifies mismatches between planned features and actual code changes.

Does test planning work on a single Jira ticket or multiple tickets at once?▼

Test planning operates on a single Jira ticket at a time. It uses grandparent and parent feature context to scope work and prevent cross-feature leakage, ensuring the generated plan remains focused on the specific ticket.

What inputs do I need to create a structured test plan payload from code changes?▼

You need the MR diff, the Jira ticket description, and deployment context to create a structured test plan payload. These inputs allow the system to map requirements to code changes and produce a ready-to-use export for downstream systems.