skill-create-test

Deterministic Go unit tests are generated by first creating a formal test plan, then automatically generating test files and structures from that plan while maintaining traceability. This enforces deterministic execution and tracks edge cases.

Design-first test planning is a workflow that creates a formal test plan before writing code, classifying scenarios into unit, integration, simulation, and e2e categories to ensure comprehensive coverage and edge case handling.

Test indices and documentation are automatically updated after successful test validation by the agent workflow, ensuring traceability and tracking decisions made during the plan-to-test generation process.

Yes, the workflow applies to unit, integration, simulation, and end-to-end testing scenarios across Go codebases, guiding plan-to-test generation and validation for all these classifications.

Yes, explicit plan creation is required before test generation. The workflow mandates agent collaboration using a test-designer and test-reviewer to validate the plan before generating any test files.

The test-designer and test-reviewer agents are required to enforce the design-first workflow, ensuring the formal test plan is validated for determinism and edge cases before automated test generation begins.