Install
$ agentstack add skill-nexadevapp-nexa-claude-skills-marketplace-deliver-use-case ✓ scanned · ✓ verified, works with Claude Code, Cursor, and more.
Security review
✓ PassedNo issues found. Passed automated security review. · v0.1.0 How review works →
- ✓ Prompt-injection patterns
- ✓ Secret / credential exfiltration
- ✓ Dangerous shell & filesystem operations
- ✓ Untrusted network calls
- ✓ Known-malicious package signatures
What it can access
- ✓ Network access No
- ✓ Filesystem access No
- ✓ Shell / process execution No
- ✓ Environment & secrets No
- ✓ Dynamic code execution No
From automated source analysis of v0.1.0. “Used” means the capability is present in the source — more access means more to trust, not that it’s unsafe.
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Reliability & compatibility
Declared compatibility
Compatibility is declared by the source manifest. End-to-end runtime verification is coming, see below.
We're building live execution health for every listing: tool-call success rate, median latency, uptime, and last-checked timestamps, measured, not self-reported. It isn't live yet, so we don't show numbers we can't stand behind.
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Deliver Use Case Pipeline
Instructions
Run the complete pipeline for $ARGUMENTS (a use case ID like UC-XXX).
Prerequisites
docs/requirements.md(from/requirements)docs/entity_model.md(from/entity-model)
If any prerequisite is missing, stop and tell the user which /command to run first.
Project Readiness Gate
Read and follow ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/shared/readiness/PROJECT_READINESS.md.
Do not proceed until all items pass or the user explicitly waives failures.
DO NOT
- Skip any step without checking its skip condition
- Proceed past a failed verification without attempting to fix the issue
- Run more than 2 iteration cycles per loop
- Modify the specification or design documents during fix iterations — only modify implementation code and tests
- Ask the user for input between steps — run autonomously until the pipeline completes or exhausts retries
- Create or modify entities in
docs/entity_model.mdorprisma/schema.prismaduring the pipeline — all entities must exist before this skill is invoked - Sleep or wait between test retries — diagnose and fix immediately, then re-run
Nexa Rules Gate
Read and follow ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/shared/readiness/NEXA_RULES_GATE.md.
Sprint Branch Gate
Read and follow ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/shared/readiness/SPRINT_BRANCH_GATE.md.
Delivery Log
Maintain docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-iterations.md throughout the pipeline. Create it before Step 3; append a new section after every verification (E2E test run, coverage evaluation):
# $ARGUMENTS Delivery Log
## Iteration N — [timestamp]
- **Phase:** E2E Tests | Coverage Evaluation
- **Result:** PASSED | FAILED (N/M passed)
- **Failures:** [test name] — [classification: test bug / implementation bug] — [error summary]
- **Fixes:** [description of each fix applied]
Pass this file to every re-launched agent: "Read docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-iterations.md — do NOT repeat fixes that already failed."
Entity Gate
Hard stop before any pipeline step begins.
Identify every entity referenced in docs/use_cases/$ARGUMENTS.md (from scenario steps, alternative flows, business rules, and postconditions). Verify:
- Each entity exists in
docs/entity_model.md - Each entity has a Prisma model in
prisma/schema.prisma
If any entity is missing from either file, stop immediately:
PIPELINE STOPPED: Missing entities for $ARGUMENTS
Missing from docs/entity_model.md: [entity names]
Missing from prisma/schema.prisma: [entity names]
Run /entity-model to update the entity model, then /prisma-migration to create the
database migration before re-running /deliver-use-case $ARGUMENTS.
Rollback Checkpoint
Before the pipeline begins, record the current commit:
git rev-parse HEAD
Store as the rollback point for Failure Recovery.
Pipeline
Step 1: Verify Specification and Design
Check both files exist:
docs/use_cases/$ARGUMENTS.mddocs/designs/$ARGUMENTS-design.html
docs/requirements.md is a living document — /sprint-prepare updates it with refined requirements before generating specs. All skills use the same canonical source.
If either artifact is missing, stop:
PIPELINE STOPPED: Missing artifacts for $ARGUMENTS
- Specification (docs/use_cases/$ARGUMENTS.md): [exists / MISSING]
- Frontend Design (docs/designs/$ARGUMENTS-design.html): [exists / MISSING]
If part of a sprint: re-run /sprint-prepare.
If standalone: run /use-case-spec $ARGUMENTS then /design-screens $ARGUMENTS.
Step 2: Implementation
Read and follow: ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/implement/SKILL.md
Verify:
npx next buildsucceedsnpx vitest runpasses
Definition of Done check — after build and unit tests pass, read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/shared/readiness/DEFINITION_OF_DONE.md and verify every checklist item against the code. Fix any Critical failures (DoD items that are entirely missing) before proceeding. Log remaining Minor items to the delivery log.
Do not proceed until both build and unit tests pass and no Critical DoD items are outstanding.
Step 3: E2E Tests
Two phases: an isolated agent writes and self-fixes the tests; the main context independently verifies them. The main agent is the only authority that can declare tests as passing.
Phase 1: Write Tests (Isolated Agent)
Spawn a typed playwright-test subagent (not general-purpose). The agent's system prompt is its operating manual — the playwright-test SKILL is loaded as identity, not as a referenced doc. The agent runs in a cold context: it has not seen the implementation reasoning from earlier steps, so tests validate what was designed, not what was built.
Invoke via the Agent tool with subagent_type: "playwright-test". Prompt:
> Write Playwright end-to-end tests for $ARGUMENTS. > > Inputs: > - docs/use_cases/$ARGUMENTS.md > - docs/designs/$ARGUMENTS-design.html > - docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-iterations.md (prior fix attempts — do NOT repeat fixes > that already failed) > > Follow your operating manual (playwright-test/SKILL.md) to the letter. Return each > test file created, test count, and whether your final npx playwright test run showed > pass or fail (with full error output if failing).
Phase 2: Independent Verification (Main Context)
Do NOT trust the agent's reported results. Run the tests yourself:
npx playwright test(no filters)- Confirm: 0 failed, 0 skipped, exit code 0
- Confirm test count matches what the agent reported
Fix Loop (up to 2 iterations)
If Phase 2 fails, classify each failure:
- Test bug — bad selector, missing wait, wrong assertion, syntax error. Indicators:
locator.click: Target closed, expect(locator).toHaveText, element not found errors.
- Implementation bug — wrong behavior, missing route, server error, data mismatch.
Indicators: wrong HTTP status, missing API route, UI renders wrong content.
Log the iteration to the delivery log (see Delivery Log), then act:
- Test bugs: Re-launch the
playwright-testsubagent with the error context and
iteration history. Return to Phase 2.
- Implementation bugs: Fix in main context. Re-run
npx next buildand
npx vitest run to confirm the fix doesn't break anything. Return to Phase 2.
- Mixed: Fix implementation bugs first, then re-launch the
playwright-test
subagent for test bugs.
After 2 iterations with tests still failing, stop and follow Failure Recovery.
Step 4: Coverage Evaluation
After E2E tests pass, evaluate coverage against the spec. Up to 2 iterations.
Phase 1: QA Evaluation (Isolated Agent)
Spawn a typed evaluate subagent (not general-purpose). The agent's system prompt is its operating manual — the evaluate SKILL is loaded as identity, not as a referenced doc. The agent runs in a cold context: it has not seen the implementation reasoning.
Invoke via the Agent tool with subagent_type: "evaluate". Prompt:
> Review the Playwright tests for $ARGUMENTS against docs/use_cases/$ARGUMENTS.md > and docs/requirements.md. > > Your report must include: > > 1. Coverage Matrix — table mapping every FR, MSS step, alternative flow, and > business rule to the test that covers it. Verdict: Covered / Partial / Missing. > 2. Gap Analysis — for each Partial or Missing item: the FR ID or spec step, the > expected behavior, and what the test should assert. > 3. Recommendations — prioritized gaps to fix with concrete guidance. > > Severity rules: > - Missing — zero tests for an entire requirement or spec flow. Requires a fix. > - Partial — a significant behavioral branch is untested. Fix only if High-priority FR > or a critical UC step; otherwise flag as observation. > - Observation — nice-to-have improvement. Do not fix. > > PASS = every FR, MSS step, alternative flow, and business rule has at least one test, > and no Partial on critical items. Missing edge case variations within a covered flow are > observations, not gaps. > > Do NOT flag as gaps: > - Testing the absence of un-built functionality > - Initial page state when tests implicitly validate by interacting with elements > - Error-recovery round-trips when both error and success paths are already tested individually > - Postconditions that are the natural default > > Output format: > `` > QA Review: $ARGUMENTS > > Coverage Matrix > | Target | Spec/Req Flow | Test Coverage | Verdict | > |--------|---------------|---------------|---------| > > Gap Analysis (only if Partial or Missing items exist) > > Recommendations (only for Missing and significant Partial) > ``
Phase 2: Fix Gaps (Isolated Agent)
Log the QA evaluation result to the delivery log under ## Coverage Evaluation Iterations.
If there are Missing items, re-launch the playwright-test subagent with the gap analysis and iteration history as input. After it returns, independently verify tests pass (same as Step 3 Phase 2).
Then return to Phase 1 for re-evaluation.
After 2 iterations with Missing items remaining, stop and follow Failure Recovery.
Completion
1. Update Spec Status
Update the Status in docs/use_cases/$ARGUMENTS.md from Implemented to Done.
This is the only point in the workflow where a UC is marked Done — it requires both a passing implementation (set to Implemented by TRACKING.md after implementation) and a passing coverage evaluation (this step).
2. Traceability Report
Generate docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-traceability.md:
# Traceability Report: $ARGUMENTS
| Requirement | Spec Flow | Test File | Verdict |
|-------------|-----------|-----------|---------|
| FR-XXX | MSS Step N| `e2e/UC-XXX.spec.ts:L24` | VERIFIED |
| BR-XXX | AF-YYY | `e2e/UC-XXX.spec.ts:L45` | VERIFIED |
To find line numbers, grep the test file for BR/FR annotations introduced in the tests.
3. Terminal Summary
## Pipeline Complete: $ARGUMENTS
| Step | Status |
|-------------------------|--------|
| Artifact Check | ... |
| Entity Gate | ... |
| Implementation | ... |
| E2E Tests | ... |
| Coverage Evaluation | N / 2 |
Include a What was built section listing key artifacts (pages, API routes, services, tests) and links to docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-iterations.md and docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-traceability.md.
> To run a deep quality audit (i18n, accessibility, visual fidelity): /audit $ARGUMENTS
4. GitHub Issue Report
Post the pipeline summary to the GitHub issue for $ARGUMENTS:
gh issue list --search "in:title $ARGUMENTS" --state all --json number,title -q '.[] | select(.title | startswith("$ARGUMENTS:")) | .number'
If found:
gh issue comment --body ""
Include: pipeline status table, What was built list, and footer 🤖 Generated by /deliver-use-case.
If no issue found, skip and inform the user.
Failure Recovery
When any step exhausts its iteration limit, present:
DELIVERY FAILED: $ARGUMENTS
[failure details — failing tests, remaining gaps, or error summary]
Delivery log: docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-iterations.md
Roll back all changes from this delivery attempt? (Y/n)
Recommended: Roll back. Resets to the pre-delivery state for a clean retry.
Alternative: Keep code and tests, remove only the delivery log.
Warning: Step 2 will encounter existing code on the next attempt — review before re-running.
Roll back (default)
git reset --hard
Confirm all delivery changes have been reverted.
Keep code
rm docs/delivery/$ARGUMENTS-iterations.md
Source & license
This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.
- Author: nexadevapp
- Source: nexadevapp/nexa-claude-skills-marketplace
- License: Apache-2.0
Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.
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Versions
- v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.