hsb-test

This skill executes QA test plans against NVIDIA Holoscan Sensor Bridge hardware. It reads a user-provided test document (a local file or web link), filters the tests to those runnable on the user's specific platform, board, and sensor configuration, determines which can run automatically versus manually, executes the automatable ones with pass/fail evaluation, and produces a structured test results report. It solves the problem of turning a written QA test plan into a repeatable, hardware-aware automated test run.

The workflow is interactive and gated. It requires SSH_TARGET and REMOTE_ROOT, presents a phase plan, and will not proceed until the user supplies a test document and confirms. Phase 0 verifies devkit SSH reachability, pings the HSB board, and checks demo container availability, reading FPGA version and board identity; Phase 1 obtains and studies the test plan and the repository's examples directory to build an executable, filtered test list, skipping manual tests and those needing extra equipment; Phase 2 runs each test in sequence inside the demo container, evaluates pass/fail against the plan's criteria, logs results, and on failure analyzes logs and suggests fixes while letting the user decide how to proceed; Phase 3 produces a report that can be saved; and Phase 4 cleans up containers, temporary files, and session state. A session fast-path skips re-verification when prior state exists, and Phase 0 is re-run on connectivity-loss symptoms or on user request.

It targets NVIDIA Holoscan QA engineers and hardware developers who need to validate sensor bridge boards against documented test plans. It assumes the devkit is already set up and offers to invoke the hsb-setup skill if not. Model invocation is disabled and it runs only when explicitly invoked. A benchmark documents that it passed NVIDIA's NVSkills-Eval.