A Show HN post introduces Supercov, a free and open-source test coverage tool built to let coding agents autonomously write and improve tests. It wraps existing JavaScript/TypeScript/Rust test suites and provides MC/DC coverage with a single npx command, so agents can measure coverage and add tests iteratively without human prompting.
CodeVetter is a desktop app that verifies code changes made by coding agents locally. It collects the task, agent changes, executable checks, and evidence into a review bundle, helping developers confirm that requested behavior actually works without relying on a second model. It targets TypeScript and Node apps with browser or API behavior.
CodeVetter is a desktop app that verifies code changes made by coding agents locally. It collects the task, agent changes, executable checks, and evidence into a review bundle, helping developers confirm that requested behavior actually works without relying on a second model. It targets TypeScript and Node apps with browser or API behavior.
Codacy Skills is a feature that allows coding agents to automatically set up test coverage for projects. It uses LLMs to analyze code and generate tests, helping developers improve code quality and reduce manual testing effort.
Codacy Skills is a feature that allows coding agents to automatically set up test coverage for projects. It uses LLMs to analyze code and generate tests, helping developers improve code quality and reduce manual testing effort.
Rudder is a tool that brings test-driven development to AI coding agents, allowing developers to define expected behavior via tests before the agent writes code. It addresses the problem of developers feeling disconnected from code generated by agents, ensuring the code meets user-defined specifications rather than the agent's own interpretation.
Rudder is a tool that brings test-driven development to AI coding agents, allowing developers to define expected behavior via tests before the agent writes code. It addresses the problem of developers feeling disconnected from code generated by agents, ensuring the code meets user-defined specifications rather than the agent's own interpretation.
Researchers propose SCATE, a framework for adaptive, automated supervision of coding agents, replacing human-in-the-loop oversight to address lazy generation—where agents prematurely terminate tasks and avoid complex logic, leading to inadequate code coverage. This aims to remove the bottleneck of human intuition and restore efficiency gains in automated test generation.
Researchers propose SCATE, a framework for adaptive, automated supervision of coding agents, replacing human-in-the-loop oversight to address lazy generation—where agents prematurely terminate tasks and avoid complex logic, leading to inadequate code coverage. This aims to remove the bottleneck of human intuition and restore efficiency gains in automated test generation.
Causal Verify is a tool that acts as an anti-hallucination gate for AI-generated code. It requires code to pass explicit tests in a restricted environment, returning a hard pass/fail and a signed verification receipt tied to the exact code. This helps developers ensure AI-written patches actually work, reducing silent bugs.
Causal Verify is a tool that acts as an anti-hallucination gate for AI-generated code. It requires code to pass explicit tests in a restricted environment, returning a hard pass/fail and a signed verification receipt tied to the exact code. This helps developers ensure AI-written patches actually work, reducing silent bugs.