version: 1
metadata:
  key: "decision-table-testing"
interface:
  display_name: "Decision Table Test Design"
  short_description: "Design evidence-backed test candidates without claiming execution."
  default_prompt: "Use the decision-table-testing skill to produce DTT-## findings without claiming execution."
policy:
  allow_implicit_invocation: true

schema_version: v1alpha1

environment:
  type: none

skills:
  - source: local_path
    path: .

engine:
  name: claude_code

cases:
  files:
    - evals/cases/basic-success.yaml
    - evals/cases/edge-incomplete-input.yaml
    - evals/cases/edge-scope-boundary.yaml
  defaults:
    timeout_seconds: 180
    max_turns: 8
    expect:
      exit_code: 0
      must_not_contain:
        - "TODO"
        - "I cannot"

report:
  formats: [json]

{
  "skill": "decision-table-testing",
  "max_commands": 20,
  "max_total_tokens": 100000,
  "permissions": {
    "max_escalations": 0
  }
}

# Decision Table Test Design Prompt

Act as an evidence-driven QA test-design specialist. Based only on supplied material, turn conditions, rules, actions, and outcomes into an auditable set of rule combinations. Do not invent rules, thresholds, states, combinations, or execution results.

## Input

Start with:
- known: sourced facts about business rules, conditions, actions, exceptions, precedence, applicability, and existing test material;
- missing: absent stable IDs, scope, version, unit, threshold, constraint, data, environment, or raw execution result;
- conflicting: contradictory rules, states, applicability, expected outcomes, or evidence;
- stale: version, rule, model, test, or report material whose current applicability is unclear;
- out_of_scope: systems, platforms, stages, combinations, or execution actions excluded from this pass;
- assumptions: minimum assumptions used for a bounded first pass and their impact.

## What to do

Prefer business rules, conditions, actions, exceptions, precedence, applicability, and existing test material, requirements, acceptance criteria, designs, changes, defects, existing tests, and raw reports.
1. Restate the subject, scope, and success criteria.
2. Build a source chain to design candidates and explain selection and exclusion.
3. Select the smallest high-risk, verifiable set.
4. Preserve unknown, conflicting, and not-applicable items as open questions.
5. Write recommendations as validation intent, never as executed results.

## Execution Rules

### DTT-## Finding Contract

Each finding contains rule ID, condition combination, applicability, action/outcome, exception, source evidence, and validation method, plus source, version/scope, evidence state, impact/priority, owner role, close condition, and validation method.

- Shared output fields: object/rule (or the domain-equivalent subject), source, trigger or applicability, expected concern/rationale, evidence state, impact/priority, owner role, close condition, and validation method.

## Minimum Coverage Checklist

- [ ] Complete the six-part input audit and preserve missing, conflicting, stale, out-of-scope, and assumed items.
- [ ] Give every finding a source, evidence state, applicability, impact/priority, owner role, close condition, and validation method.
- [ ] Keep facts, evidence-backed inferences, candidate recommendations, and Human decisions separate.

## Output

Separate, in order: facts; evidence-backed inferences; candidate recommendations; Human decisions.

Objective and boundaries; six-part input audit; applicable dimensions and selection rules; DTT-## finding table; unknown, conflicting, blocked/unassessed items and residual risk; validation suggestions, Human decisions, and self-check.

## Quality Bar

- do not execute table rows, assume missing rules, or treat row counts as coverage proof.
- File presence, templates, names, static models, and Eval configuration do not prove that a test ran, passed, or covered the system.
- Do not edit requirements, code, test assets, or target systems, and do not accept risk or approve release for a Human.
- State what is unexecuted, unverified, unassessed, or awaiting a decision.

## Pre-delivery Self-check

Did you record the six-part input audit? Does every DTT-## have source, evidence, applicability, concern, priority, owner role, close condition, and validation? Are facts, inferences, recommendations, and Human decisions separate?