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    Bite: Verify AI Fixes

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    Verify bug fixes by proving tests fail when the fix is reverted, ensuring regressions are actually guarded.

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    Bite: Verify AI Fixes

    Bite: Verify AI Fixes

    Example session with this skill installed

    I fixed the discount bug in cart.py (it took off a flat amount instead of a percent) and added a test. All tests pass. Can you check the fix is really guarded before I commit?

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    • Compiled the bite

    The tests pass, but the new test doesn't prove the fix. I made it one that does, and Bite now confirms it.

    Check 1: your test

    $ bite live
    Bite: taking the changes since the last commit out of a copy and running the tests...
    Bite ⚠️ the tests that came with this change (test_cart.py) don't notice it: with the change to cart.py taken out, they still pass. The "fixed" isn't proven yet.
    To fix it: add a test that fails without the change and passes with it, then run bite live again.
    

    Your test was assert total([50, 50], 10) == 90. On a 100 total, taking off 10 and taking off 10% both give 90, so it passes with or without the fix.

    The fix to the test

    def test_discount():
        assert total([200], 25) == 150   # the old code gives 175
    

    Check 2: after the change

    $ bite live
    Bite: taking the changes since the last commit out of a copy and running the tests...
    Bite ✅ a test noticed, good news: with the change to cart.py taken out, a test failed (`test_discount`). That failure is the good result: if this change ever breaks, that test will warn you.
    
    BeforeAfter
    pytest2 passed2 passed
    Bite⚠️ the test doesn't notice the fix✅ test_discount fails without the fix

    Next step: commit the fix together with the new test. If the discount bug ever comes back, test_discount will fail.

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    About this skill

    Green tests don't prove a bug fix. If your tests still pass with the fix taken out, nothing guards it, and the bug can come back without anyone noticing.

    This skill teaches your coding agent to check before it says "fixed". It runs Bite's free live check, bite live.

    What it does

    • Takes your fix back out of a temporary copy of the project and runs your tests. If a test fails, the fix is guarded. Your own files are never changed.
    • Catches tests that prove nothing, such as a new test that passes with or without the fix.
    • Tells the agent what to do with each answer: name the test that guards the fix, add a missing test and check again, or report plainly when Bite couldn't check.
    • Keeps the agent honest: it never weakens or deletes a test to get a pass, and "couldn't check" is never counted as a pass.

    Works with

    pytest, npm test, cargo, go, dotnet, Maven and Gradle. bite live exits with 1 when no test notices the change, so scripts and CI can block on it.

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    Free, open source (MIT), no API key. Source and track record: https://github.com/connabyss/bite

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    Requires Python 3.10+, Git, and the project's own test runner (pytest, npm test, cargo, go, dotnet, Maven or Gradle). It only checks whether a test guards this change; it can't prove the code has no other bugs. The project's tests run on your machine with your user's rights.

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    Software
    python 3.10+Gitbite-check (pipx install bite-check)Your project's test runner

    Install once with pipx install bite-check. No pipx? Use python -m pip install bite-check and run python -m bite_check instead of bite. Free, no API key.

    Permissions

    Write Files
    Terminal / Shell
    Read Files

    File Scopes

    **
    (it
    reads
    the
    project
    to
    copy
    it
    and
    agent
    may
    add
    a
    test)
    tests/**

    Terminal runs bite live and your tests. Bite reads your project to copy it into a temporary folder, takes the change out there and runs the tests, then deletes the copy, so your own files are never changed. Write Files is only for the agent adding a missing test when Bite says no test noticed the fix.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    After you fix a bug, Bite takes your change back out of a copy of the project and runs your tests. If they still pass without the fix, no test guards it, and the skill has your AI add one that does.

    Python 3.10+, git, and pipx install bite-check, plus your project's own test runner. It works with pytest, npm test, cargo, go, dotnet, Maven and Gradle.

    Yes. bite live exits with 1 when no test notices the change, so a script can block on it. For pull requests, Bite also has a GitHub Action.

    No. It works in a copy of your project and leaves your files alone. The check this skill uses is free and needs no key.

    Nothing. The skill and Bite are free and open source (MIT). Bite has an optional paid mode that writes tests using your own Anthropic API key, but this skill doesn't need it.

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