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The core difference is just the logging integration - use `TestContext.WriteLine` for MSTest, `ITestOutputHelper.WriteLine` for xUnit, or `TestContext.WriteLine` for NUnit.
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## 🎯 Key Features
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### 1. Start Simple: Basic Chat Scenarios
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-**[Chat Scenario Spec](docs/chat-scenario-spec.md)** - Complete guide to writing chat scenarios
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-**[CHECK Statement Spec](docs/check-statements-spec.md)** - All available assertion types
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-**[Test Framework Integration](docs/test-framework-integration.md)** - How to use skUnit with xUnit, MSTest, NUnit, and more
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-**[MCP Testing Guide](docs/mcp-testing-guide.md)** - How to test Model Context Protocol servers
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-**[Multi-Modal Support](docs/multi-modal-support.md)** - Working with images and other media
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-**[Scenario Run Options](docs/scenario-run-options.md)** - Mitigate hallucinations with multi-run success thresholds
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