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Manual → automation · 1–3 yrs

Claude Code for Testers

Set up Claude Code in a test repo with instructions, permissions, hooks and skills that keep it honest.

  • By QA Bash
  • 1–3 yrs experience
  • PDF · Code
  • Updated October 2026
  • English
13 template files20 workflows4 custom skills2 tested hooks

What you'll be able to do

  • Set up Claude Code in a test repo with instructions it actually follows
  • Allow test runs without prompts while blocking secrets and risky commands
  • Stop AI edits from rewriting snapshots or weakening assertions
  • Triage red runs and flaky tests with ready skills

Kit contents

10 sections · PDF guide (19 pages) + 13 template files

Part 1 · Set up in fifteen minutesInstall, first session, permission modes
Part 2 · Project instructions: CLAUDE.mdTemplate + rules that matter
Part 3 · Permissions for test workAllow, ask, deny
Part 4 · Hooks2 scripts
  • Block snapshot rewrites
  • Type-check after editing tests
Part 5 · Skills4 skills
  • /write-tests
  • /fix-flaky
  • /triage-failure
  • /review-tests
Part 6 · SubagentsRead-only reviewer + flaky investigator
Part 7 · Browser access with MCPPlaywright MCP
Part 8 · Claude Code in CIPrint mode + GitHub Actions
Part 9 · Twenty workflows20 prompts
Part 10 · Habits that keep you safeReview checklist

Look inside

Real pages from the download. Click to enlarge.

Free sample · from Part 3

Put the * after a space

Bash(npx playwright test *) matches npx playwright test with any arguments. The space matters: Bash(ls *) doesn't match lsof, but Bash(ls*) does. Put the * after the subcommand: Bash(git log *) allows only git log, while Bash(git *) allows every git command, including git push --force.

"allow": ["Bash(npx playwright test *)", "Bash(npx tsc *)"],
"ask":   ["Bash(git push *)", "Bash(npm install *)"],
"deny":  ["Read(./.env)", "Read(./.env.*)", "Bash(rm -rf *)"]

Requirements

  • Claude Code with a Claude subscription or API access
  • A Playwright + TypeScript test repo (rules adapt to others)
  • Node.js 20 or newer

Description

Tips, templates and workflows for using Claude Code on test automation, checked against the official documentation in October 2026.

  • CLAUDE.md, settings and rules for a Playwright repo
  • 2 tested hooks: snapshot guard and type-check
  • 4 skills and 2 subagents for test work
  • 20 test automation workflows
  • GitHub Actions triage workflow

Who this kit is for

  • Automation testers and SDETs starting with Claude Code
  • Teams that want shared, safe settings for a test repo
  • Leads who want AI help in CI without surprises

Who it's not for

  • Complete beginners to AI: start with AI for QA Engineers
  • Cursor users: see Cursor for Test Automation

Frequently asked questions

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Can I use it at work?

Yes — for your own learning and in your own or your employer's projects. Please don't share or resell the files.

Is everything else on QA Bash still free?

Yes. Learning paths, tools, Testathon, certificates and the community stay free. The shop is optional.

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