agent-friendly-commands

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name: agent-friendly-commands description: Use these when you want low-noise lint/test output (good for LLM/CI logs) while staying aligned with repo policy.

Goal

Run the same checks as CI with less ANSI noise and more compact reporters.

Commands

• Lint (no ANSI): npm run lint:agent
• Unit/integration tests (Rust + UI): npm run test:agent
• Rust-only tests (nextest, CI profile): npm run test:rust:agent
• UI unit tests (Vitest, dot reporter): npm run test:ui:agent
• Smoke suite (builds first): npm run test:smoke:agent
• Smoke suite (no rebuild): npm run test:smoke:quick:agent

When to use what

• Tight loop on a Rust failure: start with npm run test:rust:agent, then widen to npm run test:agent.
• Tight loop on a UI unit test: npm run test:ui:agent -- -t "<substring>".
• Tight loop on smoke: npm run test:smoke:quick:agent -- -t "<substring>" (only if you already built recently).

Notes

• These scripts are implemented inline in package.json using bash -lc to set NO_COLOR=1, disable forced color, and use dot reporters for Vitest.
• Repo policy still applies: after code changes, the completion bar is npm run lint, npm test, npm run smoke.