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[omh] Hostile scenario testing: adversarial QA and fix loops. Use when the user says: ultraqa, adversarial qa, hostile scenarios, e2e qa, real-world qa, qa scenario, release qa, 敵対的QA.

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# Ultraqa

This is a Hermes-native `ultraqa` workflow skill.

## Why This Exists

`ultraqa` exists because behavior that passes its own tests can still fail under inputs and conditions nobody wrote down: it turns the changed behavior and known risks into hostile scenarios, records each one's observed pass or fail apart from any proposed fix, and hands fixes to the selected coding executor.

## Do Not Use When

- Exploratory bug-hunting across a web app with no changed behavior to attack; on Hermes, use the bundled `dogfood` skill when it is available, and bring a finding back here as a scenario to reproduce.
- Judging whether a rendered page, image, or terminal frame looks right across viewports and states; use `omh-visual-qa`.
- Confirming that a finished change meets its acceptance criteria with the smallest proving check, when no hostile scenarios are wanted; use `omh-verification-gate`.
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