Add Cucumber Tests

This generates Cucumber BDD feature files using Tzatziki, a step definition library for Java/Spring projects that covers HTTP, JPA, Kafka, MongoDB, OpenSearch, and other common integration points. The workflow is disciplined: it reads your functional spec, checks which Tzatziki modules you already depend on, then writes scenarios using only the step patterns that actually exist in your classpath. No invented Gherkin that fails at runtime. It defaults to YAML doc strings for readability, prefers updating existing scenarios over duplicating setup, and will suggest edge cases like service timeouts or empty collections after covering your spec. Best for teams already using Tzatziki or willing to adopt it, since the steps are tightly coupled to that library's regex patterns.

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last updated: Jul 14, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add decathlon/tzatziki --skill add-cucumber-tests --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

BDD Test Generation with Tzatziki

Generate valid Cucumber .feature files from a user's functional specification, using Tzatziki's step definition library as the source of truth for legal step patterns.

Principles

These explain the reasoning behind the workflow — understanding them helps you handle edge cases the workflow doesn't explicitly cover.

Steps come from code, not imagination. Tzatziki provides hundreds of pre-built @Given / @When / @Then patterns in its *Steps.java files. Inventing step text that doesn't match a real definition produces UndefinedStepException at runtime. Per-module reference files in references/steps-*.md contain every legal step pattern — read the relevant ones before writing any scenario.

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