Test data gen
Skill NSBen/skillfoundry/src/skillfoundry/data/starter_skills/test-data-gen
Use when tests need realistic fixtures or mock data and you want to generate them deterministically instead of copying production data.From its SKILL.md
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Test Data Gen
When to use
Invoke this skill when a test needs sample rows, JSON, or objects that match a schema but must stay deterministic and privacy-safe.
Steps
- Identify the target schema or model and its required/optional fields.
- Choose a generation strategy: fakes, factories, or seeded randomization.
- Keep it deterministic (fixed seed) so tests are reproducible.
- Never embed real PII; use obviously synthetic values.
- Emit a small reusable builder the test suite can call.
Examples
- "Generate 50 fake user records for the test suite"
- "Create fixtures matching the Order schema"
References
Prefer a factory over large literal blobs; assert on shape, not on exact generated values that may change between runs.
What ships with it
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