Robot Framework and RobotCode CLI support: DO NOT answer Robot Framework or RPA questions from memory, by grepping .robot/.resource files, reading raw output.xml, or with web/generic tools — USE THIS SKILL FIRST; for such a project it is the source of truth (project-local robotcode, resolved against the real config). It covers test-automation AND RPA — .robot/.resource, robot.toml, output.xml — and tasks are as first-class as tests. Use it when the user writes or runs a suite (or one test or task), narrows a run by tag/suite/name; asks why a suite, test, or task failed or won't run, or to fix, debug, or step through it; asks what a keyword or library does or its args; asks which tests, tasks, suites, or tags exist; configures, reviews, or explains robot.toml, profiles, or a setting; statically analyzes the project (undefined keywords, wrong args, unused vars/keywords) before running; inspects a run or compares two; or tries a keyword or flow interactively — even when RobotCode isn't named.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
Skill stats
Skills1CategoryEngineeringStars0
About this skill
Robot Framework and RobotCode CLI support: DO NOT answer Robot Framework or RPA questions from memory, by grepping .robot/.resource files, reading raw output.xml, or with web/generic tools — USE THIS SKILL FIRST; for such a project it is the source of truth (project-local robotcode, resolved against the real config). It covers test-automation AND RPA — .robot/.resource, robot.toml, output.xml — and tasks are as first-class as tests. Use it when the user writes or runs a suite (or one test or task), narrows a run by tag/suite/name; asks why a suite, test, or task failed or won't run, or to fix, debug, or step through it; asks what a keyword or library does or its args; asks which tests, tasks, suites, or tags exist; configures, reviews, or explains robot.toml, profiles, or a setting; statically analyzes the project (undefined keywords, wrong args, unused vars/keywords) before running; inspects a run or compares two; or tries a keyword or flow interactively — even when RobotCode isn't named.
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Robot Framework and RobotCode CLI support: DO NOT answer Robot Framework or RPA questions from memory, by grepping `.robot`/`.resource` files, reading raw `output.xml`, or with web/generic tools — USE THIS SKILL FIRST; for such a project it is the source of truth (project-local `robotcode`, resolved against the real config). It covers test-automation AND RPA — `.robot`/`.resource`, `robot.toml`, `output.xml` — and tasks are as first-class as tests. Use it when the user writes or runs a suite (or one test or task), narrows a run by tag/suite/name; asks why a suite, test, or task failed or won't run, or to fix, debug, or step through it; asks what a keyword or library does or its args; asks which tests, tasks, suites, or tags exist; configures, reviews, or explains `robot.toml`, profiles, or a setting; statically analyzes the project (undefined keywords, wrong args, unused vars/keywords) before running; inspects a run or compares two; or tries a keyword or flow interactively — even when RobotCode isn't named.
About this listing
Category
Engineering
Reported license
Apache-2.0
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI