@RayFernando1337: You can teach Composer 2.5 to be a really good QA engineer for your team with this prompt: "go ahead and make a QA sect…
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A tweet shares a prompt that configures Composer 2.5 to act as a QA engineer, creating test documentation and bug reports for development phases.
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You can teach Composer 2.5 to be a really good QA engineer for your team with this prompt:
“go ahead and make a QA section and write that to a doc for phases 0 to 1 with all of these helpful details you have there. That way as we find issues they can be called out with bug reports so that our engineers can fix them. I think we probably want bug reports folder as well so that way qa can write the bug reports to and we can do a bug review and figure out what we need to fix and what can be deferred for engineering.”
Ray Fernando (@RayFernando1337): Composer 2.5 is goated! I can’t believe how good it is at planning, scaffolding, getting plans kicked off and getting things done FAST!
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