autogenerate-validators

Generate Python validators and tests from BR-* business-rule specifications.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/foolishimp/ai_sdlc_method --skill autogenerate-validators
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Skill: autogenerate-validators
Source: https://github.com/foolishimp/ai_sdlc_method/tree/main/plugins/code-skills/skills/generation/autogenerate-validators
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/foolishimp/ai_sdlc_method --skill autogenerate-validators

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires pytest.

What problem does it solve?

Writing repetitive validation logic for data formats, ranges, or allowed values is tedious, time-consuming, and prone to inconsistencies across a codebase.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Validation Function Generation: Creates Python validation functions directly from BR-* business rules.
  • Automated Testing: Generates comprehensive unit tests for each validator, covering happy paths, error cases, and boundaries.
  • Diverse Validation Patterns: Supports regex, min/max range, enum, length, and uniqueness checks.
  • Use Case: Provide a business rule (BR-001) for email validation with a regex pattern. This skill generates a validate_email function and associated tests, ensuring all email inputs conform to the specified format.

Quick Start

Autogenerate the Python validation function and tests for email validation (BR-001) from the attached business rule specification.

Frequently Asked Questions about autogenerate-validators

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I auto-generate validation functions from business rules?

Auto-generate validators by transforming BR-* business rule specifications into executable Python validation functions. The Skill creates validators for regex patterns, numeric ranges, and allowed-value constraints, then generates comprehensive unit tests covering happy paths, boundaries, and error cases.

Can I generate validators for regex, range, and enum constraints automatically?

Yes. The Skill supports diverse validation patterns including regex format matching, min/max numeric ranges, enum value checks, length constraints, and uniqueness validation. Each generates a dedicated Python validator function with consistent naming and per-rule constants.

How do I eliminate repetitive validation logic across forms and APIs?

Define validation rules once as BR-* specifications and auto-generate reusable Python validators and tests. This ensures consistent validation behavior across forms, APIs, and data models while eliminating manual, error-prone duplication.

What test coverage does the auto-generated validation code include?

Generated tests cover happy-path acceptance, boundary conditions, and error rejection for each validation rule. Test coverage spans regex matches, numeric range boundaries, enum membership, and length constraints with pytest automation.

Does this work for data validation across multiple formats and platforms?

The Skill generates Python validators applicable to forms, REST APIs, and data models. Validation patterns—regex, ranges, enums—apply universally; output is native Python code deployable wherever Python runs.

What do I need before I can generate validators from business rules?

Write business rule specifications in BR-* format describing validation constraints: regex patterns, numeric ranges, or allowed values. pytest must be available for test execution. The Skill then generates both validator functions and test suites automatically.