generate-tests

To auto-generate Swift unit tests with mocks, provide your target type or file to start the generation workflow, which outputs test scaffolding, dependency mocks, and XCTest integration guidance.

The best way to create UI tests for Swift code with edge-case coverage is to use an automated test generation workflow that scaffolds scenarios and ensures robust edge-case handling for specific types or modules.

You can generate tests for an entire Swift module. The generation scope supports specific types, individual files, or whole modules, allowing flexible coverage analysis across your codebase.

Yes, automated Swift test generation works without external dependencies. It requires a valid SKILL.md frontmatter and optionally uses scripts, references, or assets directories to output mocks and test scaffolding.

Mocks are generated automatically for your code's dependencies during the unit test creation process. This ensures robust edge-case scenarios are covered without requiring manual mock setup or introducing human error.