DEV CommunityFriday · May 22, 2026FREE

I open-sourced 24 QA skills for Claude Code — from spec to release

After two years of iterating a personal Claude Code workspace for QA work—including bug reports, test plans, review checklists, and regression matrices—a developer extracted 24 skills into a properly generalized, open-source repository. The skills span 8 categories: Test Design (8 skills like test-master, flutter-test-master, test-review, regression-test, speckit-to-tc, tc-version-diff, sheet-md-sync, smoke-test-analyzer), Automation (3 skills: test-automation, flutter-test-automation, tc-to-pytest), Bug Management (1 skill: bug-report), Quality Quantification (2 skills: mutation-testing, property-based-test-gen), and Reporting. The repo is MIT licensed for non-commercial use and available on GitHub. By dropping team-specific IDs into a config.json file, the skills work for any team and any stack, solving the problem of hard-coded JIRA project keys, Slack user IDs, and AWS buckets that made the original workspace unusable for others.