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@qaspec/cli

v1.5.2

Published

QASpec CLI — AI-native QA planning and spec-driven workflows

Readme

QASpec

Agree on what to test before you run — specs live in the repo.

QASpec is an open-source, spec-driven workflow for quality assurance. It helps teams turn intent into structured test artifacts—risk analysis, test cases, prerequisites, and optional publish to a test management system (Qase today)—before execution begins.

Inspired by OpenSpec on the development side, QASpec applies the same idea to QA: persistent, versioned artifacts in the codebase instead of one-off chat output.

Website: qaspec-website.dan-ba8.workers.dev

Scope

QASpec is designed to work globally, not tied to a single product or stack. Inputs can include:

  • Pull requests — diff-driven review and regression analysis
  • Requirements and specifications — documents, tickets, or plain-text intent
  • User stories — existing stories or stories generated as part of the workflow
  • Files — PDFs, attachments, and other reference material supplied as context

The workflow adapts to what you provide; the goal is always the same: align on what to test and why before running tests.

Test management (TCMS)

Today: /qsx:publish uploads approved cases to Qase only, via the Qase MCP server configured in your agent.

In progress: a pluggable TCMS model (selectable at install time) and connectors for TestRail, Xray, and others. Until those land, publish workflows and reference scaffolds (qase_test_case_rules.md, per-change tcms target set via qaspec tcms set) are Qase-oriented.

Collaborate: if you use another TCMS or want to help shape the plugin API, open an issue or pull request — contributions and design feedback are welcome.

Status

This repository is in early development (QASpec fork). The primary CLI is qaspec (@qaspec/cli).

QASpec installs /qas:* skills, qaspec-pr-review schema, and qaspec/references/ scaffolds via qaspec init.

Migration from the legacy pack is complete. Authoritative QA runtime is qaspec init/qas:* + qaspec-pr-review schema. The original .agents/skills/qa-pr-review/ directory is retained as reference only (Cynch/domain detail, not installed by init).

| Path | Role | |------|------| | .agents/skills/qa-pr-review/references/ | Maintainer reference (historical bugs, Qase rules source) | | qaspec/references/ (after init) | Project runtime seeds copied by qaspec init |

This repository keeps qaspec/changes/ and .cursor/commands/opsx-* for spec-driven CLI dogfooding, plus committed .cursor/commands/qas-* and .cursor/skills/qas-* as QA workflow samples.

License

MIT