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Informations about the package peer-qa-review-skill

Peer QA Review Skill

A Claude Code skill that turns Round-1 IT QA into a repeatable runbook: structured lifecycle, severity vocabulary, comment template, edge cases, and anti-patterns. Generic for any IT/Ops team.

What this skill is for

Round-1 QA is the internal team review of completed work before it goes to customer acceptance (Round-2 / QA2) or is resolved internally. It is performed by a peer (not the implementer, not the customer, not an automated bot) and verifies:

  1. Formal correctness — the ticket is clearly described, the work is documented, links to MR/PR/pipeline/inventory are present, console output exists for key actions.
  2. Functional resolution — the reported problem is actually fixed; reviewer re-runs verification, not just trusts the implementer's output.
  3. Inventory & related artefacts — IOS/CMDB/inventory updated, sibling tickets consistent, parent epic in a sane state.
  4. Documentation & runbook — README/role-meta matches reality, runbook reviewed for staleness, CHANGELOG entry where applicable.
  5. Rollback / backout — snapshot or backup before risky change, backout path documented.
  6. Communication — for customer-affecting / org-wide / security-relevant changes: announcement posted (Matrix / email / blog).

The skill produces a single structured QA comment on the ticket with (/) (x) (!) (i) (?) severity icons and a clear verdict (Pass-resolve / Pass-QA2 / Bounce-to-In-Progress / Won't-do).

Compatibility

Agent Skill following the open standard. Works with Claude Code, and any other agent runtime that implements the spec.

Installation

Composer (PHP Projects)

Requires netresearch/composer-agent-skill-plugin.

npm (Node Projects)

Requires @netresearch/agent-skill-coordinator, which discovers the skill in node_modules and registers it in AGENTS.md via a postinstall hook. For pnpm, also allowlist the coordinator's postinstall:

Companion skills (optional)

Tests

The behavioural tests for skills/peer-qa-review/scripts/qa-gather.sh live in tests/qa-gather.sh. They run offline and need bash, find and coreutils; neither uv nor the jira-communication skill has to be installed, because the test puts a stub uv first on PATH that records each call, and builds fake jira-communication trees under a temporary HOME and CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:

They cover the usage exit (64), the preference of jira-qa-gather.py over qa-gather.py and over the fallback, each search root including a plugin cache root, passing arguments through, returning the exit status, the three fallback calls with their failure handling, and the exit 1 with install hint when nothing is found. The test runs the script with the bash that runs the test, so docker run --rm -v "$PWD":/src:ro -w /src bash:3.2 bash tests/qa-gather.sh checks it against the bash 3.2 that macOS ships.

Each check prints ok or FAIL; a FAIL line names the expectation that was not met and is followed by the script's exit status, stdout, stderr and the recorded uv calls. The file exits 1 when any check failed. In CI, the Skill Tests workflow (.github/workflows/tests.yml) runs every tests/**/*.sh on each pull request and on pushes to main, and fails when the repository ships scripts under skills/*/scripts/ but no test ran.

The skill's Markdown is not executed; Skill Validation (.github/workflows/lint.yml) checks its structure and lints it, and pre-commit run --all-files runs the same linters locally. skills/peer-qa-review/evals/qa-discipline.md holds scenarios for grading a review transcript and is not run. A pull request that adds or changes behaviour in a script adds or updates a check in tests/ that fails without the change.

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Governance and policies

This repository follows the Netresearch organisation policies:

The architecture of this skill (actors, components, data flows) is described in docs/SECURITY-ASSURANCE.md.

The checks that run on every pull request, as the organisation's rules for code analysis findings ask, are listed in CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

Dual-licensed: MIT for code, CC-BY-SA-4.0 for content. See LICENSE-MIT and LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-4.0.

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