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Test and fix

Skill prasadmogulothu/agent-skills/test-and-fix

Reusable, token-optimized agent skills for autonomous development with Hermes, Claude Code & OpenCode. Multi-model orchestration patterns — context-checkpointing, human review gates, RLS security, GDPR consent, AI cost control, and test-fix loops. Framework-agnostic, agentskills.io compatible.

Install
npx -y skills add prasadmogulothu/agent-skills --skill test-and-fix

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Run the test suite, read failures, patch, and re-run — looping until green or a precise blocker report. Use for any feature or module that has tests. Caps attempts so it can't run away.

SKILL.md

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test-and-fix

Close the loop on tests automatically, so cheaper models can self-correct safely.

Steps

  1. Run the relevant suites (unit, integration, e2e, accessibility — whatever the project has).
  2. On failure: read the actual error, form a hypothesis, patch the smallest thing, re-run.
  3. Stop at green, OR after a fixed attempt cap (e.g. 6) → write a precise blocker report (the failing test, the error, what you tried) to tasks.md and stop.
  4. Never delete or skip a failing test to "pass". Never mark done on a partial.

Done when

All targeted suites pass, or a clear blocker report exists. Coverage on changed code meets your project threshold.

Token tactics

Ideal for a cheaper/mid model — the iterative loop is where expensive models waste budget. Cap the attempts to bound cost. Pass only the failing test + the file under test, not the whole repo.

Keep looking

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