Agent skill
avoid-test-interdependence
Never assume tests run in a specific order Use when writing and organizing tests. Testing category skill.
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- category
- Testing
- priority
- high
- is built in
- YES
- session guardian id
- builtin_avoid_test_interdependence
SKILL.md
Avoid Test Interdependence
Never assume tests run in a specific order. Don't rely on data created by previous tests. Each test should create its own test data and clean up if needed. Use beforeEach for common setup rather than sequential tests. If you find yourself thinking "this test must run after that one," redesign your tests. This enables parallel execution and prevents cascading failures.
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