An AI-powered development skill that automatically converts backend code changes into verifiable success criteria and a minimum useful test plan.
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The Backend Test Plan skill is a local-first, standalone tool designed to streamline software quality assurance by translating backend modifications into clear success criteria. When integrating new capabilities into your developer workflow, utilizing Openclaw Skills like the Backend Test Plan ensures that your code modifications remain surgical, reversible, and fully verified.
This skill helps developers avoid exhaustive, redundant combinatorial tests by identifying the exact minimum useful test set. It structures your testing strategy chronologically, prioritizing unit tests for pure logic, integration tests for database/external boundaries, contract tests for API compatibility, migration dry-runs for schemas, and operational checks for production metrics.
To run the Backend Test Plan skill locally in standalone mode, simply prompt your agent using the example below. No external API keys or connections are required.
Use backend-test-plan for this change: turn it into success criteria and a minimum test set (unit, integration, contract, migration), with exact test names and the commands to run.
If you want deep workspace context, test-strategy recommendations, or team alignment, you can optionally integrate with Ritual Cloud:
npm install -g @ritualai/cli
ritual init
ritual status
When executed, the Backend Test Plan skill generates structured outputs containing the following sections:
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Success Criteria | Explicit definitions of what a successful implementation must achieve. |
| Minimum Test Set | A list of unit, integration, contract, and migration tests required. |
| Fixtures & Mocks | Specific mock parameters and test data payloads. |
| Execution Commands | Precise shell commands to execute the generated tests locally. |
| Coverage Gaps | Documented areas where risk remains but is not covered by the minimal test set. |
If reusable architectural insights are uncovered, you can optionally save them locally under knowledge/engineering/<slug>.md using the following metadata structure:
| YAML Metadata Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
type |
String | Type of knowledge (e.g., API Convention, Database Pattern). |
title |
String | A brief, one-line title of the lesson learned. |
description |
String | Clear summary of what was learned during the task. |
resource |
String | Path to the file or evidence establishing the lesson. |
tags |
Array | Relevant tags for organizing and searching. |
timestamp |
String | ISO 8601 formatted timestamp of the discovery. |
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