By testland
Test impact analysis (TIA) and regression-suite hygiene: 2 skills (regression-suite-selector, coverage-debt-tracker) and 2 agents (test-suite-pruner, regression-suite-curator). Selector cuts per-PR run time; tracker + pruner + curator manage long-term suite signal/noise.
Action-taking agent that periodically reviews the regression suite's per-test signal/noise history and recommends keep/fold/delete decisions - keeps tests that have caught real regressions, recommends folding two tests into one when they share most setup and assertions, recommends deletion only when a test has been zero-signal AND is duplicated by a higher-coverage test elsewhere AND the coverage map confirms its source paths are exercised by other tests. Outputs a curated diff alongside the rationale per decision. Use as a quarterly suite-health pass - coarser-grained than test-suite-pruner; longer time horizon; signal-history-driven.
Action-taking agent that finds low-signal tests in a suite and recommends removal - flags duplicates (two tests asserting the same thing on the same input), tautologies (assertions that mirror the implementation), trivial tests (a single `expect(true).toBe(true)` shape), and tests that haven't surfaced a real bug in the team's history (zero failures across N main runs while the file they cover has churned). Refuses to delete on its own; always opens a PR or proposes a list. Use as a periodic test-debt sprint tool when the suite has grown faster than its signal value.
Builds a CI workflow that runs only the subset of tests impacted by a PR's changes - combines a per-test → source-file dependency map (built from coverage profiles or, in build-graph projects, queried from the build system itself like Bazel `rdeps`) with the PR's `git diff --name-only`, then selects the union of (impacted by changed files + previously failing + newly added). Always pairs with a periodic full-suite run so a misconfigured map can't silently shrink coverage. Use when the regression suite is large enough that PR-time CI is the bottleneck and a full run is reserved for nightly / pre-release.
Builds a per-file coverage-debt ledger by walking N runs of historical coverage data - flags files whose line% / branch% has slid more than M pp over the period (`falling`), files whose coverage hasn't moved while their churn has (`stale`), and files that lost their last covering test (`orphan`). Emits a sorted backlog the team can ratchet down: each PR fixes one or two debt items, the rest stays visible. Use when whole-repo coverage is "fine" but specific modules are eroding silently and the team needs a stack-ranked list to fix.
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A rigorously curated quality-engineering plugin marketplace for Claude Code. 77 plugins, 695 components, every one rating-gated before merge.
d6 floordocs/REVIEWER_TRAINING.mdSee Quality bar and docs/REVIEWER_CHECKLIST.md.
The marketplace ships three kinds of building block:
qa-api-testing, qa-load-testing). You install only the plugins your
stack needs.great-expectations,
oauth-flow-test-author). Claude loads a skill when your request matches
its trigger; you can also ask for it by name.schema-diff-reviewer reviews a migration diff and returns a findings
table). An agent may preload one or more skills to do its work.Installed components stay dormant until a matching task comes up, so adding a plugin doesn't add noise — it adds capability that activates on demand.
/plugin marketplace add testland/qa
/plugin install <plugin-name>@testland-qa
For example:
/plugin install qa-data-quality@testland-qa
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/testland/qa
git clone https://github.com/testland/qa ~/.claude/marketplaces/testland-qa
Before you install: plugins run inside your Claude Code session and ship agent instructions and tool wrappers. Anthropic doesn't vet marketplace contents — review a plugin's components before installing it into a sensitive project. Every component here is rating-gated (see Quality bar), but you remain in control of what runs.
New to the marketplace? Install one or two plugins for your role rather than everything — components activate on demand, so a focused set keeps things sharp.
| If you're a… | Try first |
|---|---|
| Manual / exploratory tester | qa-manual-testing · qa-bdd · qa-bug-repro |
| Test automation engineer | qa-web-e2e · qa-api-testing · qa-unit-tests-js |
| Performance engineer | qa-load-testing · qa-chaos-resilience |
| Security tester | qa-sast · qa-secrets · qa-dast |
| Lead / manager / head of quality | qa-roles · qa-test-management · qa-process |
The full catalog is below; for versions and component counts see
CATALOG.md.
Once a plugin is installed, its skills and agents are available to Claude
Code — invoke them by describing the task in plain language. Example with
qa-data-quality:
/plugin install qa-data-quality@testland-qa
great-expectations skill scaffolds an ExpectationSuite + Checkpoint and
wires the results into a CI gate.schema-diff-reviewer agent returns a Critical / Warning / Info findings
table covering breaking-vs-additive changes and downstream impact.Each plugin's README.md lists its skills and agents and what each one does.
npx claudepluginhub testland/qa --plugin qa-test-impact-analysisVisual regression testing: 7 skills (percy-visual-regression-testing, chromatic-visual-regression-testing, playwright-snapshots, storybook-visual-regression-testing, responsive-breakpoint-runner, visual-baseline-conventions, visual-baseline-gate) and 2 agents (visual-diff-classifier, visual-baseline-curator).
Contract testing for microservices: 5 skills (pact-contract-testing, openapi-contract-diff, graphql-schema-regression, protobuf-compat-checking, contract-compatibility-gate) and 2 agents (contract-drift-investigator, contract-test-scaffolder).
Flake triage: 2 skills (flaky-test-quarantine, flake-pattern-reference) and 5 agents (e2e-flake-bisector, parallel-isolation-checker, regression-bisector, ai-flake-detector, e2e-test-trend-reporter).
Bug reproduction workflow: 1 skill (bug-report-template) and 8 agents (bug-report-from-recording, bug-repro-builder, crash-stack-trace-analyzer, defect-clusterer, defect-trend-narrator, escape-defect-analyzer, failure-classifier, test-failure-debugger).
Data quality testing for analytical pipelines: 5 skills (dbt-testing, great-expectations, soda-checks, data-quality-gate, data-quality-conventions) and 2 agents (schema-diff-reviewer, data-anomaly-triager).
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