test-case-organizer

You can reorganize scattered test cases by scanning the codebase to detect test patterns, classifying them into unit, integration, and end-to-end types, and generating a canonical test directory structure with appropriate imports.

Classifying tests embedded in production code involves detecting existing test patterns across various language ecosystems and sorting them into unit, integration, or end-to-end categories before moving them to structured suites.

Validate a refactored test directory structure by running available test runners against the newly organized test files to ensure all tests pass, and produce a mapping report to verify the new locations.

Yes, this test organization approach works with multiple language ecosystems and testing styles by detecting diverse test patterns across modules and generating appropriate imports for each environment.

Organizing scattered tests helps maintenance and refactoring because embedded tests hinder discovery and slow down updates, whereas a structured test suite ensures consistent coverage and easier module mapping.