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Daniel Moka shares eight tips for better AI-written tests, promoting a course

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Daniel Moka argues in a post that AI-generated tests are weak because AI learned from developers' tests, and lists eight rules for agents, including avoiding mocks, using Testcontainers, and testing public APIs.

He also says teams should measure how many bugs AI tests catch, not how many tests they write. The post promotes his course on the workflow, offering $100 off.

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    AI writes bad tests; eight tips for better agent-written tests

    AIA post argues that AI-generated tests are poor because AI learned from developers' tests, and lists eight rules for agents, such as avoiding mocks, using Testcontainers, and testing public APIs. The author is promoting a $100-off course on the workflow. The post also argues teams should measure how many bugs AI tests catch rather than how many tests they write.

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