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test-validator

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Run the test suite and return failures as agent-readable JSON. Use after modifying code, before declaring done, or on "run tests", "check tests", "did anything break". Not a replacement for `pnpm check`.

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    No argument: runs the full test suite (pnpm test)

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    After writing or modifying any code, before declaring done.

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    When the user says "run tests", "check tests", "did anything break".

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    Before invoking /openai-reviewer — reviews are cleaner when tests pass first.

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SKILL.md

Test Validator

Runs vitest with the JSON reporter and parses results into a flat agent-readable shape. Avoids the parsing cost of colored console output and gives a single structured object you can act on directly.

Usage

.agents/skills/test-validator/scripts/test-validate [test-path-or-pattern]
  • No argument: runs the full test suite (pnpm test)
  • With argument: runs only matching tests (pnpm test <pattern>)

Output shape

{
  "passed": 142,
  "failed": 2,
  "duration_ms": 8341,
  "failures": [
    {
      "file": "packages/core/src/__tests__/agent-loop.test.ts",
      "test": "AgentLoop > emits tool_end on rejection",
      "line": 217,
      "error": "expected 'tool_end' but got 'tool_start'"
    }
  ]
}

On parser failure (vitest reporter format change, no output, etc.) the script falls back to { error, raw_output } so the agent always gets something actionable.

When to use

  • After writing or modifying any code, before declaring done.
  • When the user says "run tests", "check tests", "did anything break".
  • Before invoking /openai-reviewer — reviews are cleaner when tests pass first.
  • Iterating on a single failing file: pass the file path as the argument to scope the run.

When NOT to use

  • For typecheck-only or lint-only checks — call pnpm typecheck / pnpm lint directly.
  • For the full pre-ship gate — use pnpm check (typecheck + lint + test together).
  • As a synonym for "did this PR break anything" — that's /openai-reviewer territory.

Read-only

Runs the test suite in non-mutating mode. Does not write to the codebase. Safe to call repeatedly.

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