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@agent-inspect/jest

v6.14.1

Published

Jest reporter and experimental TraceContract matchers for AgentInspect local evidence

Readme

@agent-inspect/jest

Jest reporter for local AgentInspect failure artifacts, plus experimental TraceContract matchers.

Support level: Supported (reporter) · Experimental (matchers) — see SUPPORT-LEVELS.md.

When to use

  • Jest test suites with AgentInspect-instrumented agents
  • CI failure evidence alongside native Jest output

When not to use

  • Vitest (use @agent-inspect/vitest)

Install

npm install agent-inspect @agent-inspect/jest jest

Peer: jest@^29.0.0 || ^30.0.0 (optional meta)

Example

// jest.config.js
const { AgentInspectJestReporter } = require("@agent-inspect/jest");

module.exports = {
  reporters: [
    "default",
    [AgentInspectJestReporter, { artifactDir: ".agent-inspect/jest-artifacts" }],
  ],
};

Trace association

This reporter does not instrument Jest or invent associations from timestamps. Failed tests without an association produce one no-trace-association diagnostic (and a bounded no-trace-association.md note) instead of a silent no-op.

Associate a test to a local trace with one of:

const { withAgentInspectJestTrace } = require("@agent-inspect/jest");

// 1) Helper metadata on the assertion result
expect.extend({
  /* your matcher can attach: */
  ...withAgentInspectJestTrace({
    runId: "run_abc",
    tracePath: ".agent-inspect/run_abc.jsonl",
  }),
});

// 2) Reporter options
[
  AgentInspectJestReporter,
  {
    associations: {
      "agent.test.js::does the thing": {
        runId: "run_abc",
        tracePath: ".agent-inspect/run_abc.jsonl",
      },
    },
    // or resolveTrace: (test) => ({ runId, tracePath })
  },
];

Privacy

  • Local files on failure; no network from AgentInspect

API

  • createAgentInspectJestReporter / AgentInspectJestReporter
  • withAgentInspectJestTrace — explicit association helper (no automatic capture)
  • agentInspectJestMatchers — Experimental (toPassTraceContract, toHaveRequiredTool)

CLI

npx agent-inspect report on uploaded CI artifacts

Limitations

  • Primary surface is a reporter (failure artifacts) plus experimental matchers.
  • Experimental matchers:
const { expect } = require("@jest/globals");
const { agentInspectJestMatchers } = require("@agent-inspect/jest");

expect.extend(agentInspectJestMatchers);

expect(read).toPassTraceContract(contract);
expect(read).toHaveRequiredTool("lookup_orders");
  • There is no expectTrace(...).toSatisfyTraceContract helper.
  • Use agent-inspect check / TraceContract APIs for deep CI gates when matchers are insufficient.

Docs

Troubleshooting

  • Reporter not loaded: Check Jest reporters array syntax for your Jest version

Version

Part of the fixed AgentInspect release line. See the npm badge / package manifest for the current version.

License

MIT