Kuma Test Suite Creator FAQs

Question 1

Do I need a live Kubernetes cluster to generate a suite?

Accepted Answer

No, the creation process is local. Manifest validation uses internal tools to perform CRD validation without requiring active cluster access.

Question 2

How does it determine the testing scope?

Accepted Answer

The skill analyzes the Kuma repository source code, API specifications, and local test fixtures. It can also use GitHub PR URLs or branch diffs to scope tests based on specific code changes.

Question 3

What is the difference between generate and wizard mode?

Accepted Answer

Generate mode uses AI-driven discovery for full automation, while wizard mode provides an interactive step-by-step experience for developers who want more granular control over the suite structure.

Question 4

Can this skill run the tests it creates?

Accepted Answer

No, this skill is specifically for suite creation and authoring. To execute the generated tests, you should use the companion 'suite:run' command.

Question 5

Does it support both Kubernetes and Universal modes?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the skill produces ready-to-run manifests, validation steps, and expected outcomes for both Kuma deployment modes.

Kuma Test Suite Creator

Key Features

Use Cases

Kuma Test Suite Creator

Key Features

Use Cases