Read-only report of where the agent-generated tests (.agentic.spec.ts, AgenticTest.java, testagentic.py, ...) stand — agent-tests-only coverage, goal MET/NOT MET from agentic-test-plan.md, and any failing agent tests. Use when asked how the agent tests are doing, what coverage the agent tests reach, or whether the recorded goal is met. Never creates, edits, or deletes files.
EnglishVerify that agent tests (.agentic.spec.ts, AgenticTest.java, testagentic.py, ...) truly lock behavior by running mutation testing against them only, then strengthening agent tests to kill surviving mutants. Use after agentic-unit-test, when asked to check test strength or mutation score.
EnglishRefactor or optimize main code while the agent-test suite (and user tests) must stay green after every change. The inverse of agentic-unit-test — main code may change, tests may not. Use when asked to refactor, optimize, or clean up code that agent tests already lock down.
EnglishRemove every agent-generated test file (.agentic.spec., .agentic.test., AgenticTest.java, testagentic.py, agentictest.c/.cpp) plus the agentic plan files, after an explicit user confirmation. Use when asked to delete, clean up, or remove the agent tests or start the agentic-test lifecycle over. Never touches main code, user tests, or test config.
EnglishReconcile agent tests after the user INTENTIONALLY changed main-code behavior — show each failing agent test as old-locked vs new-actual behavior, and update tests only with per-diff user confirmation. Use when agent tests fail after a deliberate behavior change.
EnglishGenerate agent-authored unit tests ("agent tests") to reach a user-defined coverage goal for one target file/class or the whole project, without ever modifying main code or user-made tests. Use when asked to write unit tests, raise coverage, or lock down existing behavior before refactoring/optimization.
EnglishIncludes Agentic Coverage Report, Agentic Mutation Check, Agentic Refactor, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Agentic Coverage Report
Read-only report of where the agent-generated tests (.agentic.spec.ts, AgenticTest.java, testagentic.py, ...) stand — agent-tests-only coverage, goal MET/NOT MET from agentic-test-plan.md, and any failing agent tests. Use when asked how the agent tests are doing, what coverage the agent tests reach, or whether the recorded goal is met. Never creates, edits, or deletes files.
Agentic Mutation Check
Verify that agent tests (.agentic.spec.ts, AgenticTest.java, testagentic.py, ...) truly lock behavior by running mutation testing against them only, then strengthening agent tests to kill surviving mutants. Use after agentic-unit-test, when asked to check test strength or mutation score.
Agentic Refactor
Refactor or optimize main code while the agent-test suite (and user tests) must stay green after every change. The inverse of agentic-unit-test — main code may change, tests may not. Use when asked to refactor, optimize, or clean up code that agent tests already lock down.
Agentic Test Clean
Remove every agent-generated test file (.agentic.spec., .agentic.test., AgenticTest.java, testagentic.py, agentictest.c/.cpp) plus the agentic plan files, after an explicit user confirmation. Use when asked to delete, clean up, or remove the agent tests or start the agentic-test lifecycle over. Never touches main code, user tests, or test config.
Agentic Test Update
Reconcile agent tests after the user INTENTIONALLY changed main-code behavior — show each failing agent test as old-locked vs new-actual behavior, and update tests only with per-diff user confirmation. Use when agent tests fail after a deliberate behavior change.
Agentic Unit Test
Generate agent-authored unit tests ("agent tests") to reach a user-defined coverage goal for one target file/class or the whole project, without ever modifying main code or user-made tests. Use when asked to write unit tests, raise coverage, or lock down existing behavior before refactoring/optimization.
Quick start
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After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Agentic Coverage Report skill to help with my task.
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