test-counsel

Multi-persona QA testing for OpenSpec applications is executed by spawning eight predefined persona agents that validate browser, API, and documentation behaviors. The testing process loads scenario profiles from .claude/personas and synthesizes findings into structured cross-persona reports.

Yes, parallel agent orchestration coordinates eight persona agents for concurrent browser, API, and documentation testing. It loads OpenSpec project specs to validate features while agents execute tests from multiple user perspectives simultaneously.

Persona-driven testing verifies OpenSpec reliability by deploying eight distinct user profiles to validate application features, APIs, and documentation. It loads scenario filters and cross-references findings to identify inconsistencies across different user interaction paths.

Structured test-counsel reports are generated by collecting and synthesizing per-persona testing results into a unified document. The process applies scenario filtering to isolate relevant test cases and aggregates cross-persona findings to guide release decisions.

Yes, OpenSpec project specs are required as the orchestration process loads and respects these specifications to validate features, APIs, and documentation. The eight persona agents use these specs as the baseline for generating accurate structured test-counsel reports.