What problem does it solve?
Prevents untested code, regressions, and design drift by forcing requirements to be specified as failing tests before implementation. It ensures behavior is documented, reproducible, and protected by automated checks so changes are safer and easier to reason about.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Red-Green-Refactor Cycle: Drive small, verifiable steps by writing a failing test, implementing the minimal fix, and refactoring while keeping tests green.
- Bug Reproduction and Fixes: Capture bugs with failing tests before fixing to guarantee the problem is fixed and prevented from regressing.
- Design Guidance: Use tests to define APIs and expected behavior, aiding refactors, integration work, and clearer collaboration across teams.
Quick Start
Write a failing test that reproduces the desired behavior, run it to confirm the failure, implement the minimal change to make it pass, and then refactor while keeping all tests green.