Claude Code plugin marketplace with five skills that write stack-aware tests for Flutter, React, Next.js, Swift, and Node/Express. Detects your test framework, asks before assuming scope, and runs an optional fault-injection check to prove generated tests actually catch bugs.
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Writes unit, widget, golden, and integration tests for Flutter projects, detecting whether BLoC, Riverpod, Provider, or GetX is in use from pubspec.yaml before writing any business-logic test. Use when the user asks to write Flutter tests, add test coverage to a widget/bloc/provider/repository, test a .dart file, or…
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Generates tests for Next.js projects (App Router or Pages Router), splitting work between Vitest for Server Actions/schema validation/sync components and Playwright for async Server Components, auth flows, and checkout. Use when the user asks to test a Next.js page, Server Action, API route handler, or middleware, or…
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Generates unit and HTTP-level integration tests for Node backend APIs (Express, Fastify, Koa, NestJS) using Supertest against the app instance directly, with Vitest, Jest, or node:test. Use when the user asks to test a route handler, controller, middleware, or Express/Fastify app, or mentions Supertest, app.listen…
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Generates unit, component, and E2E-flow tests for React Native projects, both Expo (managed or bare) and plain React Native CLI, using Jest (jest-expo or the react-native preset) with React Native Testing Library, plus Maestro or Detox for E2E. Use when the user asks to test a React Native screen, component, or hook…
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Generates unit, component, and integration tests for plain React web projects (Vite, Create React App, or any non-Next.js React app) using Vitest or Jest with React Testing Library and MSW for network mocking. Use when the user asks to test a React component or hook, mentions .tsx/.jsx files, Vitest, Jest, React…
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Generates unit, view-model, and snapshot tests for Swift/SwiftUI iOS and macOS projects, using Swift Testing (@Test/#expect) for new code and XCTest where it already exists. Tests the ObservableObject/@Observable view model directly rather than trying to introspect a SwiftUI view's private tree. Use when the user asks…
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