edge-cases
Analyze checkpoint tests and suggest missing edge cases. Use after writing tests or when reviewing test coverage. Invoke with /edge-cases .
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Analyze checkpoint tests and suggest missing edge cases. Use after writing tests or when reviewing test coverage. Invoke with /edge-cases .
Analyze checkpoint tests and suggest missing edge cases. Use after writing tests or when reviewing test coverage. Invoke with /edge-cases .
Analyze test cases against specifications to find ambiguous assumptions. Use when tests might be making assumptions not explicitly defined in the spec. Invoke with /test-ambiguity-detector .
Validate all checkpoints from an agent run directory in parallel. Spawns test-validator agents for each checkpoint and summarizes results. Invoke with /validate-run [problem].
Run problem tests using eval-snapshot instead of raw pytest. Use this to evaluate solutions against benchmark tests in Docker. Invoke with /run-tests .
Reclassify tests by adding @pytest.mark.functionality to tests not explicitly shown in the spec. Invoke with /reclassify-tests .
Audit a checkpoint specification for realism and design decision forcing. Reviews specs to remove hand-holding, hidden corner cases, and architectural giveaways. Invoke with /audit-spec .
Continually test and repair solutions to benchmark problems until they pass. Use when a solution has failing tests. Invoke with /fix-solution .
Review checkpoint specs and tests to identify tests that encode ambiguous interpretations rather than explicit requirements. Use when asked to check checkpoint_N.md against test_checkpoint_N.py, when auditing t...
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