SPipe Test Writing Skill

Writing Simple BDD specs involves using built-in describe, context, it, and expect blocks without imports, applying supported matchers and shared contexts to structure repeatable scenario authoring and assertions.

The required module-level docstring format for Simple BDD test files enforces a documentation-first spec structure, enabling consistent doc generation and standardized feature behavior documentation across your test suite.

To enforce test coverage for system tests in a Simple project, add optional # @cover annotations to your spec file, allowing the test runner to verify layer coverage during execution.

Yes, you can use hooks and fixtures when authoring Simple BDD scenarios to establish repeatable contexts and preconditions, ensuring consistent system test coverage and behavior-driven spec execution.

No, the Simple BDD framework provides baked-in primitives, meaning you use describe, context, it, expect, and supported matchers directly without needing any external or internal module imports.