add-test

You can scaffold Vitest tests by instructing the AI to generate test files mirroring the source structure. It places tests in the repo's test layout, creating a root tests directory if none exists, and covers happy-path, error-path, and edge-case scenarios.

The best way to generate test files mirroring your source layout is using a scaffolding process that reads existing tool definitions and creates matching Vitest tests. This ensures structural alignment and validates handlers across happy-path, error-path, and edge-case scenarios.

Yes, this test scaffolding approach explicitly supports happy path, error path, and edge-case scenarios. It generates Vitest-based tests for existing handlers and resources to ensure comprehensive coverage when definitions exist without tests.

You validate scaffolded Vitest tests by running bun run test and bun run devcheck. This verifies the newly created test files function correctly within the project's test layout and properly validate the targeted existing tools.

Yes, you can add test coverage for existing resources without a tests directory. The scaffolding process integrates with the repo's test layout and automatically creates a root tests directory if none exists before generating the Vitest files.