Automatically adding tests for your local code changes helps catch bugs early. The skill checks what files you have changed and creates tests for the critical business logic in those changes. It works with both uncommitted work and the latest commit.
You do not need to write every test by hand. For simple single‑file edits the skill writes tests directly. For multiple files or complex logic it uses specialized agents to analyze and create thorough test coverage. This saves you time and ensures no important code path is missed.
The skill preserves your existing tests and follows your project’s testing style. It first runs the full test suite to set a baseline, then carefully adds only the new tests needed. The result is safer code and faster development.
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