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Unit tests for external REST APIs using WireMock to mock HTTP endpoints. Use when testing service integrations with external APIs.
Answers "does this survive?" for one component. Renders it on a throwaway page under the hostile inputs it can actually receive, and reports what visibly broke.
Use when the user wants a quality review, interaction audit, or to test the workflow against realistic scenarios.
API contract testing, authentication flows, rate limit handling, and error scenario coverage for n8n integrations with external services. Use when testing n8n node integrations.
Create a language-agnostic ghost package (spec + portable tests) from an existing repo by extracting SPEC.md, exhaustive tests.yaml (operations and/or scenarios), INSTALL.md, README.md, VERIFY.md, and upstream LICENSE files with provenance and regeneration instructions. Use when prompts say "$ghost", "ghostify this repo", "spec-ify/spec-package this library", "ghost library", or ask to extract portable spec/tests for libraries or tool-using agent loops (scenario testing); do not use for implementation work or editing skills.
Perform relative value analysis on bonds by combining pricing, yield curve context, credit spreads, and scenario stress testing. Use when analyzing bond richness/cheapness, computing spread decomposition, comparing bonds, assessing bond value vs curves, or running rate shock scenarios.
Write scenario tests that verify your CLI tool is usable by AI agents. Ensures commands work non-interactively, provide clear output, and don't hang on prompts. Use when you want to prove your CLI is agent-friendly.
Test that your AI agent stays observational and doesn't give prescriptive advice in regulated domains (healthcare, finance, legal). Creates scenario tests for boundary enforcement and red team tests for adversarial probing. Use when your agent advises but must not prescribe.
Connect the codebase's AI agent to LangWatch agent simulations, so test suites run against the real agent process. Adds a small connect function beside the service startup that calls the agent already in the codebase, which opens an outbound connection and registers the agent with its environment and its run parameters, confirms the agent is Online, and runs the first test suite. Falls back to an HTTP registration when the agent cannot import the SDK. Use when the user wants platform scenarios to test their real agent.