tdd:fix-tests

Automate fixing failing tests by orchestrating specialized agents that repair each failing test file in parallel. This process runs your full test suite, identifies failures, and coordinates parallel agent execution to fix them while preserving the original test intent.

Yes, automated test repair enforces preserving test intent to ensure tests still validate the expected behavior. The orchestration agents focus on fixing tests and avoid changing business logic unless absolutely necessary to maintain validation integrity.

You should use agent orchestration to fix failing tests when analyzing complex changes, such as two or more changed files or one file with complex logic. In these scenarios, the process orchestrates specialized agents rather than writing test fixes manually.

Yes, you can run targeted or full test suite fixes on a mid-sized codebase. The orchestration process supports running full or targeted tests across your project to identify failing files and dispatch parallel agents for repair.

Yes, orchestrating automated test fixes requires knowledge of the project's test framework. This prerequisite ensures the specialized agents can properly execute the test suite, identify failures, and validate the applied fixes across the codebase.