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Guides release testing from T-14 planning through Go/No-Go, deployment, and post-release. Covers functional, regression, performance, security, accessibility. Use when planning or executing release testing.
Run automated release testing (UI or API) via the AWS DevOps Agent using a pre-configured test profile. Use when the user wants to validate multi-step workflows, verify features, check for regressions, or test API endpoints. Trigger words include run tests, UAT, test my app, test profile, UI test, API test, automated testing, regression test, QA, end-to-end test, run the QA agent.
Verify a released archon binary works end-to-end via a specific install path. Use when: cutting a new release, reproducing a user bug report on the released version, or validating that a hotfix binary actually works after a re-tag. Triggers: "test the release", "test 0.3.1 via brew", "verify the curl install", "smoke test the binary", "did the release binary work", "run /test-release", "verify the release". NOT for: testing dev work (use bun link directly), testing unreleased changes (build locally via scripts/build-binaries.sh first), or running the full validate suite (bun run validate is separate).
Build a single sprint or release test plan. Covers feature decomposition into testable scenarios, requirements-to-test coverage mapping, effort estimation by test type, prioritization matrices (risk × effort), resource allocation, and scheduling with buffers. Use when: "sprint test plan," "release test plan," "what to test this sprint," "test estimation," "coverage mapping." Not for: multi-quarter strategy — use `test-strategy`. Not for: ranking areas by risk — use `risk-based-testing`. Not for: the go/no-go decision itself — use `release-readiness`. Related: test-strategy, risk-based-testing, release-readiness.