E2E Testing Nori Skillsets Subcommands

You can test CLI commands in an isolated filesystem to ensure no unintended side effects occur in your real home directory. This framework creates a temporary environment and verifies that directories like `~/.nori/` and `~/.claude/` remain unmodified during execution.

Yes, tmux is integrated directly into the e2e testing workflow to facilitate interactive testing of TUI-based CLI subcommands. It allows you to verify interactive command behavior within a fully isolated tmux session without affecting your actual system configuration.

The best way to verify a CLI subcommand switch is by running it within a temporary, isolated filesystem. This testing framework ensures the command correctly handles selecting and applying a new skillset while guaranteeing your current system setup remains completely untouched.

Yes, Node.js is required to execute the CLI subcommands during end-to-end testing. The testing framework also requires shell scripting and tmux to manage the isolated filesystem and interactive testing sessions properly.

E2e test isolation fails if the testing environment is not properly configured to redirect filesystem operations. This framework strictly verifies isolation by creating a temporary filesystem, ensuring tests do not modify your real `~/.nori/` or `~/.claude/` directories.

Filesystem isolation works by creating a temporary, fully isolated environment for testing CLI automation scripts. It ensures command integrity by intercepting filesystem operations, verifying that no unintended side effects occur outside the designated test area.