Audits bash test scripts in `tests/manual/` against seven quality dimensions: harness adoption, golden file completeness, config sourcing, fail-fast behavior, template compliance, idempotency, and documentation. It's a specialized L3 worker that scores test evidence quality (X/10) and flags scripts that need rewrites versus ones you can keep. The two-layer detection is smart about context: it won't ding setup scripts for missing golden files or complain about harness adoption when no shared harness exists. Use this when you've got manual test suites producing evidence artifacts and need an audit of whether they're actually reproducible and useful. The severity weighting is reasonable: missing fail-fast or golden files gets flagged HIGH, template divergence is MEDIUM, missing READMEs are LOW.
npx -y skills add levnikolaevich/claude-code-skills --skill ln-636-manual-test-auditor --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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