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If you write firmware, you know: test plans depend on whoever wrote them, edge cases slip through, and bugs show up after you've shipped when they're 10x more expensive to fix. I built a tool that understands your architecture and generates a comprehensive test plan your team can actually...

10,649 次观看 • 8 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Digvijay Rathore 的头像
Digvijay Rathore8 个月前

Want to try it on your own project? DM me. I'm also just down to chat about your testing workflow, what's painful, what outputs you actually need.

Kumar Abhirup 的头像
Kumar Abhirup8 个月前

LFG

Ayush 的头像
Ayush8 个月前

insane

daksh 的头像
daksh8 个月前

congrats on the launch, exciting times ahead 🔥

Digvijay Rathore 的头像
Digvijay Rathore8 个月前

indeed

hemesh 的头像
hemesh8 个月前

love it! when can i use this?

Digvijay Rathore 的头像
Digvijay Rathore8 个月前

bro we gotta get Rice students onboard with this! call tomorrow?

Hengrui Liang 的头像
Hengrui Liang8 个月前

Hey Digvijay, got a firmware project but your DMs are only for verified users. I'd love to communicate about the details and take your project for a test drive though!

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Digvijay Rathore8 个月前

Damn X buried this reply. Texting you right away!

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virajcz8 个月前

would love to test it out! would be interesting to see it auto generate basic unit tests and/or HITL runner

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Krish Rastogi8 个月前

yessir

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