Does this skill fix the code if tests fail?

No, this skill focuses strictly on execution and reporting. Debugging and fixing code are handled by other specialized L3 worker skills in the collection.

How does it handle long-running tests?

The skill includes a configurable timeout (defaulting to 300 seconds) to prevent execution hangs and ensure the orchestrator receives partial results if a timeout occurs.

Which testing frameworks does this skill support?

It supports a wide variety of frameworks including Vitest, Jest, xUnit, NUnit, pytest, go test, and cargo test through automatic configuration detection.

Can it generate code coverage reports?

Yes, when enabled, the skill uses tools like c8, istanbul, coverlet, or pytest-cov to collect and report coverage percentages and line counts.

Test Runner Automator

Name: Test Runner Automator
Author: levnikolaevich

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Security & Testing

Automates test execution and coverage reporting across multiple programming languages and frameworks.

About

The Test Runner Automator is a specialized worker skill designed to intelligently detect, execute, and report on test suites within any software project. It identifies common testing frameworks—including Vitest, Jest, pytest, and cargo test—and executes them with structured output parsing for pass/fail results, duration, and optional code coverage metrics. This skill is ideal for build verification workflows, ensuring that developers receive actionable failure details and comprehensive quality gate reports without manual configuration.

Key Features

Structured result parsing for pass, fail, skip, and duration metrics
Parallel execution support for faster multi-suite testing
Automatic framework detection for Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, and .NET
38 GitHub stars
Detailed failure reporting including specific test names and error messages
Optional code coverage generation using industry-standard tools

Use Cases

Standardized test execution across heterogeneous monorepos or polyglot projects
Generating comprehensive coverage reports to validate testing depth
Automated build verification as part of a project bootstrap or CI/CD workflow

About

Key Features

Structured result parsing for pass, fail, skip, and duration metrics
Parallel execution support for faster multi-suite testing
Automatic framework detection for Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, and .NET
38 GitHub stars
Detailed failure reporting including specific test names and error messages
Optional code coverage generation using industry-standard tools

Use Cases

Standardized test execution across heterogeneous monorepos or polyglot projects
Generating comprehensive coverage reports to validate testing depth
Automated build verification as part of a project bootstrap or CI/CD workflow