Instead of asking it to skip tests alltogether you should ask it to optimize the speed of the existing unit tests.
Unit tests are generally a good thing, but sometimes the agent doesn't think about how optimized the tests actually are, sometimes adding large sleep times to the tests that end up stacking up when it runs the test over and over.
@theo@championswimmer I don't even like Gemini. It's impressive how your disingenuous framing is almost going to get me to defend it, but instead, I'm just going to ignore you from here on out.
@ObscureHidden@DramaAlert WebGPU, WASM, There are modern solutions to browser performance that allow you to almost perfectly utilize your PC components within the browser.
@basedpolymer@emmjay_init@hiarun02 It's running a bunch of tests over and over. A lot of wasted time on toolcalls that do not need to be done nearly as often as they are.
Hey, that was me who had sent this example in the BridgeMind Discord.
I sent this super simple initial prompt:
"Spin up 10 Ox Alpha subagents and have them collaboratively build an open-world infinite city and countryside driving game with beautiful visuals, all in THREE.js. Expand the prompt however you see fit. Put it in a new folder in this directory."
These were the agents it created for that task: