Testing

P.S. I took the images on my widescreen monitor while working on a real feature. If there’s interest, I’m happy to put together smaller screenshots or a walkthrough video. TL;DR Our workflow today looks roughly like this: Kick off an agent review locally via /grove_*_review The agent reviews the diff, runs best-practice checks, and spins up the system locally Full E2E flows run automatically (happy, sad, chaotic paths) Failures are diagnosed with context instead of just “test failed” A PR sweep catches regressions and tech-debt risks Humans review mission-critical logic manually A final PR description is generated automatically ...

One of my favorite features of elixir is being able to start a shell that loads the entire context of my project: $ iex -S mix It provides easy access to all of the project’s modules so you could easily iterate on your code by compiling it directly from within the shell. You have the option to recompile the whole project or just a single module: # single module $ r MyModulesNameSpace.MyModule # whole project $ recompile The other great thing about elixir is how easy it is to run unit tests: ...