test-writer
Write meaningful automated tests for JavaScript/TypeScript (Vitest, Jest, Testing Library, Playwright) and Python (pytest) that follow the project's existing conventions. Use whenever the user asks to add tests, improve coverage, "bikin test", "buat unit test", test a function/component/endpoint, or after implementing a feature that has no tests.
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- Test Writer
- 1. Detect the setup — never assume
- 2. Decide what to test
- 3. Write the tests
- 4. Prove the tests are real
- 5. Report
Good tests fail when behavior breaks and pass when it doesn't. They're not coverage padding. Run scripts/detecttestsetup.sh from the project root. It reports the framework, test command, and where existing tests live. Then open 1–2 existing test files near the target code and copy their conventions: file naming (.test.ts vs .spec.ts, test.py), folder (tests/, tests/, colocated), imports, fixtures/factories, mocking style. Consistency beats your preferences. If there is no test setup at all, propose one (Vitest for Vite/TS projects, Jest otherwise; pytest for Python) and ask before installing. Read the target code and list behaviors, not lines: Happy path — the main expected use Edge cases — empty input, zero, negative, very large, unicode, null/None/undefined, duplicate items Error paths — invalid input raises/rejects with the right error Boundaries — exactly at limits (< vs <=) State/side effects — what gets written, called, emitted Prioritize by risk: business logic and data transforms first; trivial getters last or never. Principles: One behavior per test, named as a sentence: it("returns empty list when no users match"), def testreturnsemptylistwhennousersmatch(). Arrange / Act
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- skills/test-writer/SKILL.md
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