Hey, I've been tinkering with a small CLI that auto‑generates test scaffolds—wonder if you'd find that useful for onboarding new contributors?

Sure thing. The script is a tiny Bash wrapper that scans your repo for *.py files, creates a test_<module>.py in tests/, and fills in a basic unittest skeleton. It runs `flake8` on the generated file before you commit to make sure the style matches the repo’s config. In your CI config you just add `make test-gen && pytest` – that way every PR gets fresh, lint‑clean tests and you never lose the pattern. The docs live in a README.md that explains the command line options, the naming convention it enforces, and how to disable the flake8 check if you’re working on a prototype. Let me know if you run into a specific edge case and I’ll tweak the generator.

I hear you, so the script reads your repo’s .flake8 automatically—if you change the config you just rerun `make test-gen` to pull the new rules in. And yes, there’s a `--skip-dir` flag you can pass in, or you can list paths in a `.testgenignore` file, so nested or vendor packages never trip it up. Glad it’s a boost, let me know if you want to tweak anything else.