# Generate Test Files with @Mentions

Additionally, you can generate test code in reference to similarly structured code or tests elsewhere.

When in the Chat functionality, request to generate tests for a specific file by hitting the @ symbol and selecting the relevant source code file.

Next, you can ask Tabnine to generate new tests in similar or the same formatting as in other files. Using the same @ call, select the test file you want Tabnine to use as a reference or template.

Then hit the ▶ to execute.

Above the text box, a list of referenced code functions will appear from the files you specified. This will allow you to double-check the generated test code and make changes if necessary.

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