Every team I've worked on has had the same conversation at some point. Someone opens the coverage report, sees a sea of red, and asks: "How do we get this up?" The answer is always some version of "we need to write more tests," followed by a long silence, because everyone knows what that actually means — hours of boilerplate, test file setup, mock wiring, and fixture scaffolding before you've written a single meaningful assertion.
That's the problem TestSmith was built to solve.
The Real Bottleneck Isn't Willingness
Developers generally want to write tests. The resistance isn't laziness — it's the setup cost. For every new module you want to test, you have to:
Create the test file in the right location with the right naming convention
