Write, run, and manage unit, integration, and E2E tests across TypeScript, Python, and Swift using recommended frameworks.
Security Analysis
high confidenceThis is an instruction-only testing helper whose required actions and commands are coherent with its stated purpose; no disproportionate permissions, installs, or credential requests are present.
The SKILL.md content is a test-runner guide (commands for Vitest, Jest, pytest, XCTest, Playwright, coverage, and testing patterns). There are no unrelated credential or binary requirements declared, and the instructions match the stated purpose.
Instructions remain within the domain of writing and running tests (installing test deps, running test commands, viewing coverage). Minor issues: a typo appears ('uv pip install pytest...' instead of 'pip install ...' or 'python -m pip install ...') and a few example assertions/APIs may not exactly match specific framework APIs — these are correctness/usability issues, not scope creep. No instructions read or exfiltrate system files, environment variables, or external endpoints beyond standard package installers and test runners (Playwright will download browsers as expected).
No install spec is present (instruction-only). Commands in SKILL.md use package managers (npm/npx, pip, swift) — expected for a test-runner guide. Nothing instructs downloading arbitrary archives from unknown hosts.
The skill declares no required environment variables, credentials, or config paths. The instructions do not request secrets or unrelated credentials.
always is false and the skill does not request persistent system privileges or attempt to modify other skills or global agent configuration.
Guidance
This skill is a plain testing guide and appears coherent and low-risk. Before running commands from the file: (1) fix the obvious typos (e.g., 'uv pip install...' likely should be a normal pip install invocation), (2) verify package install commands against your project's package manager and lockfiles, and (3) run commands in a controlled/dev environment (or CI) if you want to avoid unintentionally installing dependencies or downloading browsers (Playwright). If you need automated or networked behavior beyond local test runs, inspect or request code that performs that functionality before giving the skill broader privileges.
Latest Release
v1.0.0
Initial release with guides for writing and running tests across major languages and frameworks: - Lists preferred test frameworks for TypeScript/JS, Python, and Swift (unit, integration, E2E). - Provides setup instructions and example commands for Vitest, Jest, pytest, XCTest, and Playwright. - Outlines common workflows (TDD) and test patterns (Arrange-Act-Assert, mocking, async). - Includes example snippets for testing API endpoints and UI components. - Documents coverage commands and strategies for both JavaScript/TypeScript and Python. - Clarifies “what to test” with practical recommendations.
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