Pure Ruby implementation of the sorted grep command.

RSpec::Abq is an rspec plugin that replaces its ordering with one that is controlled by abq. It allows for parallelization of rspec on a single machine or across multiple workers.

A testing framework for chatbot and AI agent conversations, providing DSL, matchers, parallel execution, and HTML reporting.

RSpec formatter optimized for AI agents and CI systems. Outputs compact NDJSON with file references instead of verbose text. Supports log splitting, error deduplication, and context-efficient reporting.

Automatically generates the documentation for your HTTP API.

Discovers runnable RSpec examples as RSpec IDs and emits matching JUnit identities for CircleCI Smarter Testing.

Infer which RSpec test files to run based on currently changed files

Split one big RSpec test file into many smaller ones for parallel execution

rspec-blame provides a Blame formatter that outputs git blame details for the slowest examples above a profile threshold when profiling with RSpec.

An RSpec formatter that provides step-like message output

A beautiful RSpec formatter with TTY progress bars, colored output, and a stunning coverage report table.

Load test suite's HTTP interactions and register WebMock stubs for RSpec.

Run your RSpec suite in parallel on top of Celluloid

RSpec extension gem for attribute matching

RSpec extension gem for attribute matching

Outputs the result of rspec as a checkstyle format.

rspec formatter that gives a more readable output on CI runs (specifically Github actions)

An RSpec plugin that generates coverage data for CircleCI's Smarter Testing

Enables to click-open RSpec failure backtrace lines

For example: collection.should all_be > 0 will specify that each element of the collection should be greater than zero. Each element of the collection that fails the test will be reported in the error message.