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testdriveragentlisted

How the TestDriver agent behaves on GitHub issues, pull requests, and @mentions
testdriverai/testdriverai · ★ 242 · AI & Automation · score 73
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<!-- Generated from agent.mdx. DO NOT EDIT. --> The TestDriver agent is an AI teammate that lives in your GitHub repository. It's **code review that runs your app** — instead of only reading a diff and guessing what might break, it starts a real sandbox, drives the real app, and reports what actually happens. ## Scope: it only builds and maintains tests The agent is focused. The one thing it does is **write, debug, fix, and maintain automated tests** with TestDriver, and review pull requests by writing and running a test against the change. It will politely decline off-scope work — it won't edit your application code, fix product bugs, answer unrelated programming questions, or act as a general coding assistant. ## How it behaves depends on the surface The agent reacts to three different GitHub surfaces, and its behavior is noticeably different on each. | Surface | Trigger | What it does | |---------|---------|--------------| | **Pull request opened** | Automatic (no mention) | Silent, evidence-based **code review** | | **Issue opened** | Automatic (no mention) | **Onboarding / test-building** | | **@mention** (issue or PR) | You mention the bot | Interactive, chatty conversation | ## Pull requests — automatic code review When a pull request is **opened**, the agent reviews it automatically — nobody has to ask. - **The review is the deliverable, not chatter.** An automatic review is unsolicited, so the agent stays quiet while it works and posts a **single review