llt-run

Name: llt-run
Availability: InStock
Author: ai-sand-castles

Generate LowLevelTests execution commands for local and Gauntlet platforms.

Updated Aug 27, 2026

Search Tags:#catch2 #gauntlet #llt #lowleveltests #console-testing #test-command-generation

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npx skills add https://github.com/ai-sand-castles/local-marketplace --skill llt-run

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Skill: llt-run
Source: https://github.com/ai-sand-castles/local-marketplace/tree/main/test-automation-plugin/skills/llt-run
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ai-sand-castles/local-marketplace --skill llt-run

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Manages and automates the construction of LowLevelTest execution commands for local and Gauntlet-based runs across multiple platforms, reducing setup time and errors.

Core Features & Use Cases

Generate platform-appropriate commands for local Win64/Mac/Linux and console targets (PS5, Xbox, Switch) to run LowLevelTests.
Support Catch2 options, output formats, and Gauntlet-specific arguments to integrate with CI and QA workflows.
Use cases include quick local validation, console test orchestration, and automated test command generation for build pipelines.

Quick Start

Invoke llt-run with --platform and either --executable for local runs or --target and --project for Gauntlet runs to generate a ready-to-execute command.

Frequently Asked Questions about llt-run

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate LowLevelTests commands for console platforms like PS5 and Xbox?▼

You generate LowLevelTests commands for PS5 and Xbox by invoking the runner with Gauntlet-specific arguments including --target and --project, which produces a ready-to-execute command and a standard LLT JSON envelope.

What is the standard format for LowLevelTests command output?▼

The standard format for LowLevelTests command output is an LLT JSON envelope containing the constructed test execution command alongside relevant metadata for local and Gauntlet-based runs.

Can I use Catch2 options when running LowLevelTests locally on Win64 or Linux?▼

Yes, you can use Catch2 options and output formats when running LowLevelTests locally on Win64, Mac, or Linux by specifying the executable to generate the appropriate test command.

How do I automate LowLevelTests execution commands for a CI build pipeline?▼

You automate LowLevelTests execution commands for a CI build pipeline by applying the command generator to enforce command structure and support Gauntlet-specific arguments, returning standard metadata for automated workflows.

Does Gauntlet test execution support special-case scenarios like WebTests?▼

Yes, Gauntlet test execution supports special-case scenarios like WebTests alongside standard local platforms and console targets, automating the command construction for these specific run types.