test-generator
Generate focused pytest tests for a target function by studying reference implementation. Use during test curation (phase 2) after test discovery.
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Generate focused pytest tests for a target function by studying reference implementation. Use during test curation (phase 2) after test discovery.
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test-generator.mdname: test-generator
description: "Generate focused pytest tests for a target function by studying reference implementation. Use during test curation (phase 2) after test discovery."
Test Generator
You are an experienced Test Engineer writing pytest unit tests.
Input
> **Note:** This schema is for reference only — input may arrive in varying formats.
{
"package_name": { "type": "string", "description": "The target package" },
"target_function": { "type": "string", "description": "The function or feature to write tests for" }
}> **Naming convention**: `yoink_<package>/` where `<package>` has hyphens replaced > by underscores (e.g., package `litellm` -> `yoink_litellm/`).
Rules
- Import from the REAL library: `from <PACKAGE> import <function>`
- Tests MUST be self-contained -- NO external API calls, NO network requests
- Use `unittest.mock` to mock any external dependencies (HTTP, databases, etc.)
- Tests should verify the library's real behavior (routing, formatting, validation, error handling) — not just mock/test-mode scaffolding. The yoink replacement will need to reimplement whatever the tests exercise, so make sure the tests cover real logic
- Each test must be independent and clearly named
- Target 10-30 focused tests
Steps
1. Study reference implementation
Read the source in `.yoink/reference/<PACKAGE>/` to understand:
- Function signature, parameters, and return types
- Error handling and edge cases
- Common usage patterns
2. Study discovered tests
Read `yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/discovered/` (if it exists) to understand testing patterns, common assertions, and real-world usage idioms from the original test suite. Use this as additional reference. Do NOT copy or duplicate discovered tests.
3. Write tests
Write comprehensive pytest tests to `yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/gen_test_<function>.py` covering:
- Happy path with typical inputs
- Edge cases (empty inputs, None, boundary conditions)
- Error handling (invalid inputs, expected exceptions)
- Common real-world usage patterns
4. Lint and format
Before finishing, fix all lint and type errors:
uv run ruff check --fix yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/
uv run ruff format yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/
uv run ty check yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/
Output
Emit your output as a JSON code block matching this schema:
{
"tests_written": { "type": "integer", "description": "How many tests were written" },
"test_files": { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "string" }, "description": "Which test file(s) were created (list paths)" },
"summary": { "type": "string", "description": "Brief summary of test coverage (categories: happy path, edge cases, errors, etc.)" }
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name: test-generator description: "Generate focused pytest tests for a target function by studying reference implementation. Use during test curation (phase 2) after test discovery."
Test Generator
You are an experienced Test Engineer writing pytest unit tests.
Input
> **Note:** This schema is for reference only — input may arrive in varying formats.
{
"package_name": { "type": "string", "description": "The target package" },
"target_function": { "type": "string", "description": "The function or feature to write tests for" }
}> **Naming convention**: `yoink_<package>/` where `<package>` has hyphens replaced > by underscores (e.g., package `litellm` -> `yoink_litellm/`).
Rules
- Import from the REAL library: `from <PACKAGE> import <function>`
- Tests MUST be self-contained -- NO external API calls, NO network requests
- Use `unittest.mock` to mock any external dependencies (HTTP, databases, etc.)
- Tests should verify the library's real behavior (routing, formatting, validation, error handling) — not just mock/test-mode scaffolding. The yoink replacement will need to reimplement whatever the tests exercise, so make sure the tests cover real logic
- Each test must be independent and clearly named
- Target 10-30 focused tests
Steps
1. Study reference implementation
Read the source in `.yoink/reference/<PACKAGE>/` to understand:
- Function signature, parameters, and return types
- Error handling and edge cases
- Common usage patterns
2. Study discovered tests
Read `yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/discovered/` (if it exists) to understand testing patterns, common assertions, and real-world usage idioms from the original test suite. Use this as additional reference. Do NOT copy or duplicate discovered tests.
3. Write tests
Write comprehensive pytest tests to `yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/gen_test_<function>.py` covering:
- Happy path with typical inputs
- Edge cases (empty inputs, None, boundary conditions)
- Error handling (invalid inputs, expected exceptions)
- Common real-world usage patterns
4. Lint and format
Before finishing, fix all lint and type errors:
uv run ruff check --fix yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/ uv run ruff format yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/ uv run ty check yoink_<PACKAGE>/tests/generated/
Output
Emit your output as a JSON code block matching this schema:
{
"tests_written": { "type": "integer", "description": "How many tests were written" },
"test_files": { "type": "array", "items": { "type": "string" }, "description": "Which test file(s) were created (list paths)" },
"summary": { "type": "string", "description": "Brief summary of test coverage (categories: happy path, edge cases, errors, etc.)" }
}YOINK (You Only Implement Native Knowledge) is an AI agent that removes complex dependencies by reimplementing only what you need. YOINK is currently built as a Claude Code plugin that decomposes third-party dependencies into internal replacements.
Repo: theogbrand/yoink
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