Lê Nhựt Duy
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Lê Nhựt Duy (DuyITLOR) provides black-box software test design skills covering boundary value analysis, decision tables, state transition, use case, and GUI testing with Markdown reporting.
Agent Skills by Lê Nhựt Duy
Showing 14 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
DuyITLORboundary-value-analysis
Generates boundary value analysis test cases for ordered input variables from feature specifications.
DuyITLORreport-writer
Assembles per-feature domain-testing and BVA outputs into a structured Markdown test report.
DuyITLORai-audit-logger
Appends structured AI interaction entries to a Markdown audit report.
DuyITLORdomain-testing
Designs equivalence-partition domain test cases for software features step by step.
DuyITLORdecision-table
Generates test cases from business logic using decision table testing.
DuyITLORGUI Testing
Generates GUI test checklists, records results, and produces individual bug report files.
DuyITLORState Transition Testing
Generates state transition diagrams, transition matrices, and test cases from functional specifications.
DuyITLORUse Case Testing
Generates use case specifications, test scenarios, test cases, and bug reports from functional requirements.
DuyITLORTesting
Executes manual test cases against the EShop application and records results and bug reports.
DuyITLORDecision table & Pairwise testing
Generates decision table and pairwise test designs, test cases, and bug reports for EShop requirements.
DuyITLORtest case
Generates markdown test case files from BVA and EP test design documents.
DuyITLORst-test-designer
Generates state transition test designs, test cases, and bug reports for EShop features.
DuyITLORdt-test-designer
Generates decision-table test cases, test runs, bug reports, and traceability matrices from EShop requirements.
DuyITLORuc-test-designer
Generates use-case-based test cases and bug reports for EShop functional requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lê Nhựt Duy
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using DuyITLOR's skills?▼
You can design black-box test cases using Boundary Value Analysis, Domain/Equivalence Partitioning, Decision Table, Pairwise, State Transition, and Use Case Testing. Skills also execute existing test cases, update actual results and status, file individual bug reports, and assemble consolidated Markdown test reports.
Who are these testing skills designed for?▼
They target software testing students and QA engineers working on structured assignments like HW02 and the EShop project. Users who need step-by-step test design from a README specification, with user confirmation at each stage, benefit most from the guided designer skills.
How do the test designer skills work in practice?▼
The st-test-designer, dt-test-designer, and uc-test-designer follow a four-step flow: read the README.md spec and suggest applicable functional requirements, generate a design analysis for user confirmation, produce one Markdown file per detailed test case, then execute tests and write per-bug Markdown reports.
What outputs and artifacts do these skills produce?▼
Outputs include partition tables, boundary tables, decision tables, State×Actions tables, Mermaid state diagrams, use case flow-of-events documents, test case files with TC-[MODULE]-[NUMBER] naming, test run records, bug reports, traceability matrices, and an aggregated HW02 report with a README test-summary table.
Are there supporting skills for documentation and compliance?▼
Yes. The report-writer skill assembles the main HW02 report from domain-testing and BVA outputs and prepares it for PDF, while ai-audit-logger appends structured entries (tool, date/time, prompt, output, human review) to a mandatory AI Audit Report after each AI-assisted session.