What problem does it solve? Writing QA test plans from scratch is slow and often produces bloated checklists nobody reads. This Skill turns a pull request, Notion task, or pasted deliverable description into a short, actionable manual test plan in HTML that a QA engineer can read end-to-end before testing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-source context gathering: Accepts GitHub or Azure DevOps PR URLs (including multiple PRs treated as one delivery), Notion pages (tasks, bugs, roadmap items), or plain pasted text, and cross-references them. - Code-aware scenario discovery: Inspects the diff, greps for callers and consumers of changed symbols, and identifies adjacent flows, feature flags, and edge cases grounded in the actual code. - Structured lean HTML output: Produces a self-contained HTML plan with summary, prerequisites, quick setup, golden path, fallback flows, and P1/P2-prioritized edge cases, with an optional --verbose mode for platform matrices and acceptance criteria. - Use Case: Paste a GitHub PR URL plus its linked Notion task and receive a single consolidated HTML test plan covering the golden path, fallback behavior, and targeted edge cases for the QA team. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to generate a QA test plan from your pull request URL, for example by saying: generate a QA test plan for https://github.com/myorg/myrepo/pull/1234.