Ask Claude Code, Codex, or GitHub Copilot to "write meaningful tests, make no mistake," and you'll get getter tests, @SpringBootTest everywhere, and assertions that assert nothing. The agent isn't bad at testing. It's missing your judgment. 

Prompting harder won't fix that, but encoding that judgment into reusable skill files will.

In this pragmatic 3-hour course, I show you my complete agentic testing setup and hand you a library of seven battle-tested Spring Boot testing skills.

Copy them into your project, adapt them to your conventions in under an hour, and let your agent write tests you can actually trust.

What this course brings you:

1. A test suite that's fast, meaningful, and isolated. Feedback in minutes, tests that verify real behavior, and no flakiness, so your suite becomes the safety net for AI-generated code.
2. Seven ready-to-adapt testing skills. Unit testing, test data builders, slice testing, integration testing, Testcontainers, end-to-end testing, and a reviewer skill that audits your test setup.
3. One approach for every AI coding tool. The same skills work with Claude Code, Codex, and GitHub Copilot. Only the file names change.
4. My complete setup, end to end. Repository layout, language server integration, MCPs for Playwright and GitHub, fast local feedback loops, and guardrails for what your agent may run on its own.
5. Skills that fit your project, not mine. A clear adjustment checklist for your assertion library, naming conventions, base classes, and container versions.
6. A living library. Skills are maintained and updated as Spring Boot and AI tooling evolve, so your copy never goes stale.
   

Stop reviewing thousands of generated lines by hand.

Let your agent write the tests, and ship with confidence in every commit.

→ Enroll now in Agentic Testing for Spring Boot