From claude-commands
Orchestrates test, lint, and quality automation workflows with a decision guide for different change types. Useful for running suites, interpreting CI failures, and ensuring pre-merge confidence.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/claude-commands:build-test-lint-autopilotThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Provide Claude with a turnkey workflow for orchestrating the project's automated quality checks, including when to run full suites and how to interpret failures.
Provide Claude with a turnkey workflow for orchestrating the project's automated quality checks, including when to run full suites and how to interpret failures.
| Scenario | Command |
|---|---|
| Standard unit tests | ./run_tests.sh |
| Integration focus | ./run_tests.sh --integration |
| Coverage report | ./run_tests_with_coverage.sh |
| UI/browser suite | ./run_ui_tests.sh |
| Lint & format | ./run_lint.sh or pre-commit run -a |
Use the bundled script to run tests followed by linting in one step:
skills/build_test_lint_autopilot/scripts/run_quality_suite.sh [<run_tests.sh flags>]
The script executes from repo root, forwards any run_tests.sh options (e.g., --integration, --full), and stops on the first failure.
./run_tests.sh--integration./run_tests_with_coverage.sh./run_ui_tests.sh./run_lint.sh (or bundled script)latest_ci_logs.txt or re-run specific modules via ./run_tests.sh path/to/test.py -k name.TEST_MODE environment and check service credentials in .env.pre-commit run -a for auto-fixes; review Ruff output for rule IDs../run_ui_tests.sh --headed when available to capture screenshots.pytest -k filters or rerunning coverage after fixes.npx claudepluginhub jleechanorg/claude-commands --plugin claude-commandsScouts test coverage gaps, creates test files, continues incomplete suites, tracks persistent coverage using project test config and git analysis.
Runs lint, type checking, tests, and visual verification. Auto-detects JS/TS, Python, Rust, and Go tools. Use for test-driven development or CI.