Nemo.js Automation Skill

Name: Nemo.js Automation Skill
Rating: 84 (1 reviews)
Author: lambdatest

Trust Score 84/100

Generate Nemo.js (PayPal) end-to-end automation tests in JavaScript, with examples for Mocha, locator patterns and TestMu cloud integration.

triggers:nemo.jsnemo automatione2e testnemo testpayPal test framework

GitHub SKILL.md

What it does

This skill helps agents generate and explain end-to-end (E2E) tests using Nemo.js, PayPal's Selenium-based test framework for Node.js. It provides patterns and ready-made examples (Mocha tests, view locators, configuration) so agents can produce runnable test code, configure drivers, and integrate with cloud execution platforms like TestMu/TestMu AI (via LambdaTest).

When to use it

Use when a user asks for Nemo.js test examples, needs to scaffold login or flow tests, wants configuration snippets for local WebDriver or cloud execution, or asks for best practices around locators, timeouts and CI integration. Triggers on mentions of "Nemo.js", "nemo automation", "nemo test", or requests to generate JavaScript E2E tests.

What's included

Scripts: none bundled in SKILL.md, but the skill includes runnable code examples and configuration samples.
References: points to repository reference docs for cloud integration and playbooks.
Instructions: setup commands (npm install), test run commands (npx mocha), configuration structure (nemo.config.json) and cloud execution environment variable notes (LT_USERNAME, LT_ACCESS_KEY).

Compatible agents

Agents that can generate JavaScript code and provide CLI guidance (Copilot/GitHub Copilot-style models, Codex, Claude Code) and CI/CD-aware automation assistants.

Audit Summary

Nemo.js automation skill for generating PayPal's Selenium-based E2E tests in JavaScript. Well-structured SKILL.md with clear code examples, proper frontmatter, and progressive disclosure via reference docs. No scripts bundled. No security concerns — uses env vars for credentials, no destructive commands or suspicious network calls. Niche but genuinely useful for teams using Nemo.js.

Watch Out

Demo credentials in examples (user@test.com/password123) are clearly dummy but could confuse automated scanners

Notes

Clean skill with no bundled scripts. Good example of progressive disclosure pattern with reference/ and shared/ directories. Test credentials in code are obviously dummy values.

Information

Repository: agent-skills
Stars: 226
Installs: 0

Trust Score

Overall84

Security95

Code Quality72

Architecture76

Usefulness55

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