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Write or run tests, check coverage, or drive TDD. Triggers "write tests", "run tests", "coverage", "TDD", "red-green-refactor", or a pre-merge test pass.
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Write or run tests, check coverage, or drive TDD. Triggers "write tests", "run tests", "coverage", "TDD", "red-green-refactor", or a pre-merge test pass.
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Testing Workflow
Delegates to the Tester agent for test coverage and verification.
Workflow
- Identify - Determine what needs testing (component, hook, utility, integration)
- Write - Create test files colocated with source (e.g.,
button.test.tsx) - Run - Execute tests and verify results
- Report - Summarize coverage and gaps
Testing Priorities
- Critical paths - Auth, payments, core features
- Edge cases - Error states, empty states, boundaries
- User interactions - Forms, buttons, navigation
- Integration points - API calls, external services
Rationalization Counters
If you catch yourself thinking any of the following, STOP — you are skipping testing:
| Rationalization | Why It's Wrong |
|---|---|
| "This is too simple to test" | Simple functions with edge cases are exactly what tests catch |
| "I'll add tests later" | Later never comes; untested code ships and breaks |
| "The types guarantee correctness" | Types check structure, not logic — add(a, b) returning a - b passes TypeScript |
| "It's just UI, tests don't help" | Interaction tests catch regressions that visual review misses |
| "Manual testing is enough" | Manual testing doesn't run in CI and doesn't prevent regressions |
| "Tests are passing immediately" | Tests that pass on first run without failing first may not be testing what you think — verify the test actually exercises the code path |
Red Flags
- Tests pass immediately on first write: Suspicious. Verify the test would fail if the implementation were wrong.
- No assertions: A test without assertions is not a test.
- Mocking everything: If you mock the thing you're testing, you're testing the mock.
- A batch of tests written before any has run: a batch against imagined behavior pins what you guessed — those tests fail on harmless changes and pass while the real path is broken. Write one, watch it go red, earn green, then write the next; each cycle tells you what the next test should actually assert.
- Asserting internals: assert observable behavior through the outermost practical entry point (return values, exit codes, persisted rows, rendered output) — never which internal functions ran. A public-surface test survives a rewrite of everything underneath; an internals test breaks on every refactor and pins implementation, not behavior.
Output
Return a summary:
- Tests written: New test files/cases
- Tests passing: Status
- Coverage: Key areas covered
- Gaps: What still needs testing
Variant: TDD (test-first discipline)
A test-first discipline that produces tests which describe behavior through public interfaces, not implementation. Such tests survive refactors. Tests coupled to internals do not — they break the moment you rename a function and pass when behavior actually breaks.
Before exploring the codebase, follow ../context-doc/DOMAIN-AWARENESS.md. Test names and interface vocabulary should match the project's CONTEXT.md.
Anti-pattern: horizontal slices
Do not write all tests first, then all implementation. That produces tests describing imagined behavior. They test the shape of things (data structures, function signatures) instead of user-facing capability. They go insensitive to real changes — they pass when behavior breaks and fail when behavior is fine.
WRONG (horizontal):
RED: test1, test2, test3, test4, test5
GREEN: impl1, impl2, impl3, impl4, impl5
RIGHT (vertical):
RED→GREEN: test1 → impl1
RED→GREEN: test2 → impl2
...
Each cycle responds to what you learned from the previous one. You can only write the right test for behavior N after implementing behavior N−1.
Workflow
1. Plan
Before writing any code:
- Confirm with the user what interface changes are needed
- Confirm which behaviors to test (prioritize — you can't test everything)
- List the behaviors to test (not implementation steps)
- Get user approval on the plan
Ask: "What should the public interface look like? Which behaviors are most important?"
2. Tracer bullet
Write one test confirming one thing about the system:
RED: test for first behavior → fails
GREEN: minimal code to pass → passes
This proves the path works end-to-end. Don't move on until it passes.
3. Incremental loop
For each remaining behavior:
RED: next test → fails
GREEN: minimal code to pass → passes
To run the red→green cycle autonomously across turns, set
/goal every planned behavior has a passing test and the full suite exits 0.
The evaluator reads the test output from the transcript after each turn — don't
phrase the condition as something only the runtime can prove (file flags, etc.).
Rules:
- One test at a time
- Only enough code to pass the current test
- Don't anticipate future tests
- Keep tests focused on observable behavior
4. Refactor
After all tests pass, look for cleanup:
- Extract duplication
- Deepen modules — move complexity behind simple interfaces
- Apply naming from
CONTEXT.md - Run the full test suite after each refactor step
Never refactor while red. Get to green first.
Per-cycle checklist
- Test describes behavior, not implementation
- Test uses only the public interface
- Test would survive an internal refactor
- Code is minimal for this test
- No speculative features added
When TDD is the wrong tool
- One-shot scripts, prototypes, throwaway exploration
- UI work where the "behavior" is visual and a snapshot/visual test is more useful
- Code where the public interface is dictated by an external spec (just write the conformance test, then implement)
For these, use /build (scaffold-then-test) or /fix (existing-bug pipeline) instead.
File metadata
name: test description: Write or run tests, check coverage, or drive TDD. Triggers "write tests", "run tests", "coverage", "TDD", "red-green-refactor", or a pre-merge test pass. context: fork agent: tester
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--- name: test description: Write or run tests, check coverage, or drive TDD. Triggers "write tests", "run tests", "coverage", "TDD", "red-green-refactor", or a pre-merge test pass. context: fork agent: tester --- # Testing Workflow Delegates to the Tester agent for test coverage and verification. ## Workflow 1. **Identify** - Determine what needs testing (component, hook, utility, integration) 2. **Write** - Create test files colocated with source (e.g., `button.test.tsx`) 3. **Run** - Execute tests and verify results 4. **Report** - Summarize coverage and gaps ## Testing Priorities 1. **Critical paths** - Auth, payments, core features 2. **Edge cases** - Error states, empty states, boundaries 3. **User interactions** - Forms, buttons, navigation 4. **Integration points** - API calls, external services ## Rationalization Counters If you catch yourself thinking any of the following, STOP — you are skipping testing: | Rationalization | Why It's Wrong | |---|---| | "This is too simple to test" | Simple functions with edge cases are exactly what tests catch | | "I'll add tests later" | Later never comes; untested code ships and breaks | | "The types guarantee correctness" | Types check structure, not logic — `add(a, b)` returning `a - b` passes TypeScript | | "It's just UI, tests don't help" | Interaction tests catch regressions that visual review misses | | "Manual testing is enough" | Manual testing doesn't run in CI and doesn't prevent regressions | | "Tests are passing immediately" | Tests that pass on first run without failing first may not be testing what you think — verify the test actually exercises the code path | ## Red Flags - **Tests pass immediately on first write**: Suspicious. Verify the test would fail if the implementation were wrong. - **No assertions**: A test without assertions is not a test. - **Mocking everything**: If you mock the thing you're testing, you're testing the mock. - **A batch of tests written before any has run**: a batch against *imagined* behavior pins what you guessed — those tests fail on harmless changes and pass while the real path is broken. Write one, watch it go red, earn green, then write the next; each cycle tells you what the next test should actually assert. - **Asserting internals**: assert observable behavior through the outermost practical entry point (return values, exit codes, persisted rows, rendered output) — never which internal functions ran. A public-surface test survives a rewrite of everything underneath; an internals test breaks on every refactor and pins implementation, not behavior. ## Output Return a summary: - **Tests written**: New test files/cases - **Tests passing**: Status - **Coverage**: Key areas covered - **Gaps**: What still needs testing --- ## Variant: TDD (test-first discipline) A test-first discipline that produces tests which describe **behavior** through public interfaces, not implementation. Such tests survive refactors. Tests coupled to internals do not — they break the moment you rename a function and pass when behavior actually breaks. Before exploring the codebase, follow [../context-doc/DOMAIN-AWARENESS.md](../context-doc/DOMAIN-AWARENESS.md). Test names and interface vocabulary should match the project's `CONTEXT.md`. ### Anti-pattern: horizontal slices **Do not write all tests first, then all implementation.** That produces tests describing *imagined* behavior. They test the *shape* of things (data structures, function signatures) instead of user-facing capability. They go insensitive to real changes — they pass when behavior breaks and fail when behavior is fine. ``` WRONG (horizontal): RED: test1, test2, test3, test4, test5 GREEN: impl1, impl2, impl3, impl4, impl5 RIGHT (vertical): RED→GREEN: test1 → impl1 RED→GREEN: test2 → impl2 ... ``` Each cycle responds to what you learned from the previous one. You can only write the right test for behavior `N` after implementing behavior `N−1`. ### Workflow #### 1. Plan Before writing any code: - Confirm with the user what interface changes are needed - Confirm which behaviors to test (prioritize — you can't test everything) - List the **behaviors** to test (not implementation steps) - Get user approval on the plan Ask: *"What should the public interface look like? Which behaviors are most important?"* #### 2. Tracer bullet Write **one** test confirming **one** thing about the system: ``` RED: test for first behavior → fails GREEN: minimal code to pass → passes ``` This proves the path works end-to-end. Don't move on until it passes. #### 3. Incremental loop For each remaining behavior: ``` RED: next test → fails GREEN: minimal code to pass → passes ``` To run the red→green cycle autonomously across turns, set `/goal every planned behavior has a passing test and the full suite exits 0`. The evaluator reads the test output from the transcript after each turn — don't phrase the condition as something only the runtime can prove (file flags, etc.). Rules: - One test at a time - Only enough code to pass the current test - Don't anticipate future tests - Keep tests focused on observable behavior #### 4. Refactor After all tests pass, look for cleanup: - Extract duplication - Deepen modules — move complexity behind simple interfaces - Apply naming from `CONTEXT.md` - Run the full test suite after each refactor step **Never refactor while red.** Get to green first. ### Per-cycle checklist - [ ] Test describes behavior, not implementation - [ ] Test uses only the public interface - [ ] Test would survive an internal refactor - [ ] Code is minimal for this test - [ ] No speculative features added ### When TDD is the wrong tool - One-shot scripts, prototypes, throwaway exploration - UI work where the "behavior" is visual and a snapshot/visual test is more useful - Code where the public interface is dictated by an external spec (just write the conformance test, then implement) For these, use `/build` (scaffold-then-test) or `/fix` (existing-bug pipeline) instead.
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- GitHub adoption: 45 GitHub stars
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- Source repository
- darkroomengineering/cc-settings
- License
- MIT
- Version
- Unknown
- Last GitHub push
- Sep 21, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 21, 2026
- Instruction path
- skills/test/SKILL.md @ eb5953e3d418
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Quality
58/100
Promising
Trust
63/100
Sandbox only
Audit
74/100
Needs review
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- GitHub adoption: 45 GitHub stars
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