Scaffold a .NET Test Project

Create the smallest test project that fits the repository's existing build and test conventions, wire it to the correct production project and build entry point, and prove solution-level test discovery sees it. This skill scaffolds the container for tests; it does not invent a solution-wide test architecture.

When to Use

• A .NET solution or project has production code but no suitable test project.
• A user asks to "set up tests" or "add a test project" from a vague starting point.
• Tests pass when the new .csproj is targeted directly but CI cannot discover it.
• A multi-project solution needs a bounded test project for one production project.

When Not to Use