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Skills/MATTPOCOCK/AI HERO CLI

mattpocock/ai-hero-cli

1 skill · 8 installs · 61 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/mattpocock/ai-hero-cli

Skills in this repo

1What To TestWhat-to-test is a Testing & QA agent skill for solo builders shipping the ai-hero CLI. It encodes a behavior-first testing philosophy: if a user would notice something broken, it deserves a test, and all commands count as user-facing even when labeled internal. The skill steers agents away from testing implementation details or integration boundaries that belong behind mocks, and documents when to use v8 ignore for git, shell, filesystem, and presentation code. You install it when writing new tests, improving coverage gaps, or reviewing whether existing tests actually protect workflows. The exported runX() convention pairs with mocked external services so error paths users hit stay covered without brittle end-to-end git calls. It matters because small CLI teams ship fast and regressions in daily commands erode trust faster than a low coverage badge.8installs