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Produce a QA release sign-off / go-no-go readiness report. Use when asked for a release sign-off, a go/no-go QA report, release readiness, or a test summary before shipping. Produces a sign-off — what was tested and the results, open defects by severity, coverage and residual risk, the go/no-go recommendation with conditions, and a rollback note — so the release decision is evidence-based, not a vibe.

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# QA Release Sign-off Skill

A release sign-off turns "QA says it's fine" into an evidence-based decision: here's what we tested, here's what
passed and what's still open, here's the risk, and here's the recommendation. This skill produces that report so
the go/no-go is accountable — and so anyone reading it later knows exactly what shipped and what didn't.

## Working from a brief

Given test results and a list of open bugs, **produce the sign-off anyway** — organise the evidence, weigh the
open defects, and make a clear recommendation with conditions, marking anything unverified *(confirm)*. Never
invent test results or pass rates; if coverage is thin, say so as a risk.

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