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Agentic test clean

Skill jpbaking/agentic-tests/skills/shared/agentic-test-clean

Lock down your code, refactor without fear: behavior-locking unit tests, mutation checks, and frozen-suite refactoring as portable Agent Skills for any coding agent

Install
npx -y skills add jpbaking/agentic-tests --skill agentic-test-clean

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Remove every agent-generated test file (*.agentic.spec.*, *.agentic.test.*, *AgenticTest.java, test_agentic_*.py, *_agentic_test.c/.cpp) plus the agentic plan files, after an explicit user confirmation. Use when asked to delete, clean up, or remove the agent tests or start the agentic-test lifecycle over. Never touches main code, user tests, or test config.

SKILL.md

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Agentic Test Clean

Remove the agent-test safety net — and nothing else — with explicit confirmation.

  1. Find every file matching the agent-test patterns (*.agentic.spec.*, *.agentic.test.*, *AgenticTest.java, test_agentic_*.py, *_agentic_test.c, *_agentic_test.cpp), plus agentic-test-plan.md and agentic-refactor-plan.md if present.
  2. Show the user the complete list and ask: "Delete these N files? (yes/no)". Do NOT delete before an explicit yes.
  3. On yes: delete exactly those files. Touch nothing else — no main code, no user tests, no test config.
  4. Report what was deleted.

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