gen-tests

You can generate test scaffolding by specifying a target module, function, or freeform description. The tool detects your project stack using markers like pyproject.toml or pom.xml and creates appropriate unit and integration test files.

Automatic test scaffolding detects the stack by searching for project markers such as pyproject.toml for Python or pom.xml for Java. Once identified, it dispatches to the corresponding language block to generate idiomatic test structures.

Yes, generated test files are placed under the tests/ directory without performing an automatic commit. The tool leaves the final decision to commit changes entirely to the operator.

The best way to scaffold tests from a freeform description is to pass the description to the generator. It parses the target, maps invariants, and writes stack-appropriate test files under tests/ without committing.

Yes, the test generation tool supports both unit and integration test patterns. It applies stack-appropriate idioms based on the detected Python or Java environment to structure the generated test files.