running-chaos-tests

Quick Review

The skill provides a reasonable framework for chaos testing with clear steps (environment setup, execution, analysis, reporting) and error handling guidance. However, there's a significant mismatch: the description promises 'chaos engineering experiments to test system resilience' and 'inject failures,' but the implementation appears generic for any testing toolkit without chaos-specific guidance (e.g., failure injection strategies, blast radius control, steady-state hypothesis definition). The tool restriction to 'Bash(test:chaos-*)' suggests chaos capability, but no concrete chaos patterns are documented. Structure is adequate with logical flow, though the duplicated 'Overview' section and generic content reduce clarity. Novelty is low since basic test execution (run tests, analyze results, generate reports) is straightforward for a CLI agent without specialized knowledge of chaos principles like controlled failure injection, observability setup, or rollback procedures.