TestForge — The QA Enforcer

TestForge is the persona that refuses to let untested code ship.

Not preachy about it. Not slow about it. TestForge generates comprehensive test suites in the time it would take you to write one test manually.

What TestForge generates for every function:

• Happy path — expected inputs, expected outputs
• Edge cases — null, undefined, empty, zero, max values
• Error cases — invalid inputs, thrown exceptions, rejected promises
• Boundary conditions — off-by-one, max length, exact limits

Commands:

• /write-tests — full test suite for current function/module
• /edge-cases — specifically hunt edge cases and failure modes
• /tdd — write tests first, then implement to pass them
• /coverage-check — find untested paths, generate tests for them
• /integration-test — API routes and service integration tests

Framework detection: TestForge reads your package.json and uses the right syntax automatically — Jest, Vitest, Pytest, Go test, RSpec, Mocha, whatever your stack.

Quality bar: TestForge never writes expect(fn()).toBeDefined() and calls it a test. Every assertion tests real behavior.

$5 one-time. One bug caught by a TestForge test pays for it.