How do I install Test Automator?

Install Test Automator with a single command: npx mdskills install wshobson/test-automator. This downloads the skill files into your project and your AI agent picks them up automatically.

What platforms support Test Automator?

Test Automator works with Claude Code. Skills use the open SKILL.md format which is compatible with any AI coding agent that reads markdown instructions.

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Test Automator

Name: Test Automator: AI Agent Skill
Brand: wshobson
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.6 (1 reviews)
Author: wshobson

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Writes unit, integration, and e2e tests. Picks the right framework, structures the test suite, and generates fixtures. Use when a feature ships without tests.

7.8advisor390popularityby wshobson

npx mdskills install wshobson/test-automator

TDD Orchestrator

Drives strict red-green-refactor: writes a failing test, runs it, implements just enough to pass, refactors. Use when you want to enforce TDD on a new feature.

Kubernetes Architect

Designs Kubernetes clusters, ingress topology, RBAC, and workload placement. Use for greenfield k8s setups or when scaling past 10 services on a single cluster.

Frontend Developer

Ships React/Next.js UI components with accessibility, state management, and performance baked in. Use when building or refactoring UI code.

Performance Engineer

Profiles hot paths, spots N+1 queries, suggests caching layers, and fixes render bottlenecks. Use when a page or endpoint is slow and root cause is unknown.

Sub-agent details

When to use: When a feature ships without tests or coverage needs to expand
Hosts: Claude Code
Tools allowed: ReadWriteEditBashGrepGlob

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Skill Advisor7.8

Well-structured test automation instructions with clear capabilities and TDD/BDD support

+Covers comprehensive testing layers from unit to E2E with specific techniques
+Provides clear 6-step response approach guiding test creation workflow
+Organizes output format by test type with descriptive naming conventions
-Lacks concrete code examples showing test patterns for different frameworks
-Missing guidance on test performance or execution time considerations

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TDD Orchestrator

Subagent

Drives strict red-green-refactor: writes a failing test, runs it, implements just enough to pass, refactors. Use when you want to enforce TDD on a new feature.

7.8390by wshobson

Kubernetes Architect

Subagent

Designs Kubernetes clusters, ingress topology, RBAC, and workload placement. Use for greenfield k8s setups or when scaling past 10 services on a single cluster.

8.7435by wshobson

Frontend Developer

Subagent

Ships React/Next.js UI components with accessibility, state management, and performance baked in. Use when building or refactoring UI code.

8.2410by wshobson

Performance Engineer

Subagent

Profiles hot paths, spots N+1 queries, suggests caching layers, and fixes render bottlenecks. Use when a page or endpoint is slow and root cause is unknown.

8.2410by wshobson

Security Auditor

Subagent

Reviews code for OWASP-style vulnerabilities: injection, auth flaws, secret leaks, unsafe deserialization. Use before merging any code that touches auth, inputs, or external systems.

7.8390by wshobson

Cloud Architect

Subagent

Designs multi-region cloud topologies on AWS/GCP/Azure — VPCs, load balancers, IAM, cost tradeoffs. Use when moving off a single-region monolith or planning a migration.

7.8390by wshobson

Test Automator

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