Community listing · 2026-10-06
Not connection-tested or security-audited.
Adversarial test generation for AI coding sessions. Detects language and framework; writes tests; runs them; classifies failures via R12 (real_bug / environment / test_bug). Ships 8 adversarial scenario categories. Works in Cline directly and in 8+ editors via Cline host coverage. 162 plugin tests. MIT.
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