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qa-handoff-package

Turn a story and its change into a clean 'ready for QA' package — test scenarios, edge cases, the data and environment setup, and what's explicitly out of scope. Use when asked to prep a QA handoff, what should QA test here, write test scenarios for this story, or make this ready for QA. Produces the scenarios mapped to acceptance criteria, the edge/negative cases devs forget, the exact data and environment setup to reproduce, the risk areas to probe, and the out-of-scope list so QA doesn't chase the wrong things.

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# QA Handoff Package

The "ready for QA" that isn't — a story tossed over the wall with no test data, no edge cases, and no idea what changed — is how bugs slip and QA burns a day setting up. This turns the story and its change into a real handoff: scenarios tied to the acceptance criteria, the negative and edge cases developers reliably forget, the exact data/environment to reproduce, and a clear line around what's *not* in scope, so testing is focused, not archaeology.

## What This Skill Produces

- **Test scenarios mapped to acceptance criteria** — every AC has at least one way to verify it
- **Edge & negative cases** — empty/boundary/invalid inputs, permissions, concurrency, the forgotten paths
- **Data & environment setup** — the exact accounts, feature flags, seed data, and env needed to reproduce
- **Risk areas to probe** — where this change is most likely to have broken something (incl. nearby regressions)
- **Out of scope** — what QA should *not* spend time on for this change

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