gsd-add-tests

To generate unit and E2E tests, this Skill analyzes your implementation files and UAT criteria, classifies them for TDD or E2E testing, and creates test files using RED-GREEN conventions. It presents a test plan for user approval before generating the tests.

The RED-GREEN testing convention is a TDD workflow applied during automated test generation. This Skill uses it to generate tests that initially fail (RED) against your implementation, then guides development to make them pass (GREEN), ensuring code quality and adherence to specifications.

Yes, you can generate tests based on User Acceptance Testing (UAT) criteria. The Skill uses your defined UAT criteria and implementation details to create comprehensive unit and end-to-end tests that verify functionality against your specific requirements.

You automate test creation by triggering the Skill after completing a development phase. It automatically analyzes your implementation files, classifies them for TDD or E2E testing, and outputs committed test files with a specific message format, eliminating manual test writing.

Yes, automated test generation works with both unit and end-to-end testing workflows. The Skill analyzes your implementation files and classifies them appropriately for TDD, E2E testing, or skips them, presenting a comprehensive test plan for approval before generating the test files.

You should skip automated test generation when the Skill classifies specific implementation files as not requiring tests. During analysis, it evaluates your codebase and automatically determines which files to process for TDD or E2E testing and which to skip based on the implementation details.