Use when writing or maintaining end-to-end tests — Playwright (preferred) or Cypress critical-flow suites. Pattern playbook: page objects, stable selectors, fixtures and isolation, condition-based waiting, flaky quarantine, CI wiring. Backs the e2e-runner agent.
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# E2E Testing — critical flows, stable and honest
Playbook for functional end-to-end tests. The `e2e-runner` agent does the writing; this skill is the pattern set it follows.
<HARD-RULES>
- Test CRITICAL user journeys (the flows that, broken, mean the product is broken) — not every button. Exhaustive UI coverage is unit/component work, not E2E.
- Selectors: role-based (`getByRole`) or test IDs (`data-testid`) — NEVER brittle CSS/text that breaks on copy changes.
- Wait on CONDITIONS (`expect(...).toBeVisible()`, `waitForResponse`) — never on fixed timeouts (`waitForTimeout`). Timeouts are the #1 source of flake.
- Flaky specs are quarantined and reported, never retried-until-green. A hidden flake is a lie about coverage.
</HARD-RULES>
## Page-object model
- One class/module per page or major component: selectors + actions live there, tests read as user intent (`await loginPage.signInAs(user)`), not selector soup.
- Tests assert outcomes; page objects encapsulate how.
## Fixtures and isolation
- Each test owns its data and starts from a known state (seeded via API/fixtures, not by clicking through setup). No test depends on another's side effects or ordering.
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jdanigo/hydraia · 8 stars · license MIT · pushed 2026-09-24 · branch main
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