How do I run specific tests with Probitas?

Use the /probitas-run command followed by a selector, such as -s tag:api to filter by specific tags or -s followed by a name to match scenario titles.

Does this skill support environment variable verification?

Yes, the skill provides guidance on verifying critical environment variables such as API_URL and DATABASE_URL when troubleshooting test failures.

What should I do if my Probitas tests fail?

Run the /probitas-check command to identify validation errors, verify your environment variables like API_URL, and use the --verbose flag for more detailed logs.

Do I need to initialize my project before running scenarios?

Yes, if your project is not yet initialized for the Probitas ecosystem, you must run the /probitas-init command first.

Can I exclude certain tests from a run?

Yes, you can use the exclusion operator in your selector, for example: /probitas-run -s "!tag:slow" will execute all scenarios except those marked as slow.

Probitas Scenario Runner

Name: Probitas Scenario Runner
Author: probitas-test

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Security & Testing

Executes and validates Probitas testing scenarios with advanced filtering and debugging capabilities.

About

Probitas Scenario Runner is a specialized Claude Code skill designed to streamline the execution and validation of testing scenarios within the Probitas ecosystem. It enables developers to trigger specific test suites using tag-based or name-based selectors, monitor real-time execution results, and systematically diagnose failures. By integrating validation checks and environment variable verification, this skill simplifies the process of identifying why tests fail and ensures your Probitas environment is correctly configured for reliable performance.

Key Features

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Execute Probitas test scenarios with flexible filtering
Integrated debugging tools for investigating assertion failures
Automated validation checks via the /probitas-check command
Support for tag-based selectors to include or exclude specific tests
Enhanced output modes including verbose and debug for deep-dive analysis

Use Cases

Running targeted API integration tests during local development
Debugging environment variable mismatches and failed scenario assertions
Excluding slow-running or flaky tests from rapid feedback loops

About

Key Features

0 GitHub stars
Execute Probitas test scenarios with flexible filtering
Integrated debugging tools for investigating assertion failures
Automated validation checks via the /probitas-check command
Support for tag-based selectors to include or exclude specific tests
Enhanced output modes including verbose and debug for deep-dive analysis

Use Cases

Running targeted API integration tests during local development
Debugging environment variable mismatches and failed scenario assertions
Excluding slow-running or flaky tests from rapid feedback loops