Python · By dzhalaevd

Use as the lead skill when Python tests must expose scheduler/interleaving bugs in asyncio, threading, queues, workers, databases, caches, or mixed-concurrency code

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Use as a supporting skill when the test level is known and the implementation should use pytest, fixtures, parametrization, mocks, dirty-equals, pytest-httpx, coverage, benchmark, or Allure

dzhalaevd/Donatello

Use as the lead skill when designing, writing, or reviewing focused unit tests for isolated Python behavior without real I/O or competing concurrent operations

dzhalaevd/Donatello

Use as the lead skill when choosing what backend tests to write, reviewing test plans, or balancing unit, integration, API, concurrency, and E2E coverage

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