discover-test-patterns

Document test patterns by scanning the repository source tree to detect test file organization, naming conventions, and framework usage, then generating a standardized testing reference document for future sprints.

Yes, you can standardize test file organization across multiple programming languages, as the pattern discovery process applies to codebases of varying languages and test frameworks to map existing conventions.

The best way to generate a testing reference document is to automatically discover common test frameworks and file naming conventions, codifying them into a centralized reference like the default output at thoughts/notes/testing.md.

Yes, automated test pattern discovery produces ready-to-use templates and examples for future test suites, ensuring new tests align with the project standards identified during the repository scan.

Reduce onboarding time by codifying testing conventions into a centralized reference document that standardizes test patterns, helping new team members quickly understand and enforce project testing quality.