Run tests

Skill tmj-90/gaffer/runner/skills/run-tests

Use when a ticket or acceptance criterion needs the test suite run and its result evidenced, or after making a change to confirm nothing broke. Invoke for "tests must pass", "verify the suite is green", or before submitting any code change for review.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add tmj-90/gaffer --skill run-tests

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SKILL.md

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Run the test suite

Run the repo's existing test command, report the real result, and evidence it. Do not introduce a new runner — use what the project already uses.

Steps

Find the test command from the context packet's verification commands (e.g. pnpm test, npm test, pytest, go test ./..., mvn test). If the packet is silent, detect it from the manifest (package.json scripts, pyproject.toml, go.mod, pom.xml). Use the project script, not the underlying tool directly.
Run the full suite (or the scoped subset the ticket names). Capture the exact command and the pass/fail summary, including counts (passed/failed/skipped).
If tests fail, read the failures. Fix only what the ticket scopes; if a failure is unrelated and pre-existing, note it — do not paper over it or delete the test.
Re-run until green (or until you confirm a failure is out of scope and blocking).
Evidence: the exact command and its passing summary. Then use the record-evidence skill to record test_output against the AC and submit for review.

Rules

Report the true result — never claim "tests pass" without a run in this session.
Don't skip or delete failing tests to go green; fix the cause or mark blocked.
Don't add a new test framework; match the repo's runner.
Run on a branch (the create-branch skill), never a protected branch.

What ships with it

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