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Running Tests

#055 0:12 Part of the Rysh video series

Run the tests and fix the failures -- test_run gives structured pass/fail the agent can act on.

Running Tests — 0:12 walkthrough

What you'll see

  1. Launch rysh in a project with tests; double-Esc to prompt mode.
  2. Prompt: "run the tests and fix any failures."
  3. The test_run tool executes the suite and returns structured pass/fail results; no approval to run.
  4. Proposed fixes are approval-gated file edits; after approving, the agent reruns to confirm green.

Commands shown

rysh
run the tests and fix any failures

Keys used

EnterEscape

Transcript

0:00Run the tests and fix the failures -- test_run gives structured pass/fail the agent can act on.

0:03Start rysh inside a project that has a test suite.

0:08Double-press Escape to enter prompt mode.

0:13Ask it to run the tests and fix what fails. The test_run tool executes your suite and returns structured results -- which tests passed, which failed, and why. No approval needed to run them; the agent reads the failures directly.

0:32When the agent proposes a fix, the file edit is approval-gated -- you see the diff, approve it, and it reruns the suite to confirm everything's green.

0:42Structured test results in, fixes out -- one prompt at a time.

Key takeaway
test_run provides structured pass/fail results so the agent can fix failures and re-verify, with edits gated by approval.