wa:dev-test

You can generate a failing test suite from acceptance criteria by providing an issue key or raw description, which creates concrete test cases mapped to each criterion to start TDD red-phase development.

You can calibrate unit and integration test coverage depth using mode-based rigor settings, switching between lite mode for happy paths only and strict mode for comprehensive error, edge, and boundary scenarios.

Yes, test generation detects your project's test framework and follows local conventions, writing framework-aware tests that integrate seamlessly with your existing development workflow.

You can verify new tests are in a red state by running npm test execution, which deterministically confirms that all generated tests fail against the current codebase before implementation begins.

The best way to align test cases with acceptance criteria is to deterministically generate a failing test suite directly from the requirements, ensuring every test maps to a specific criterion.

Yes, red-phase test generation applies to development workflows requiring e2e and unit testing, automatically calibrating coverage depth by rigor mode to exercise a module before implementation begins.