Audience member describes a case where they want to assert that an array contains a hash with a specific key, rather than assert on the whole output, and asks how to do this with Test Bench's minimal API — citing RSpec composable matchers as useful in this case. Ladd notes that emitting large primitive data structures from an object is usually a Tell-Don't-Ask smell (unless the object is a query object). In Eventide's current work with third-party APIs that return massive XML/JSON, they build specialized fixtures: 'assert the Nth element', 'enter the last element and assert on it', a nokogiri-backed fixture that uses CSS selectors for XML assertions, and fixtures that verify individual JSON attributes. The direction is more and more such fixtures. Bellware adds that since every fixture is just a class with a `call` method and two inputs, writing an `assert_equal`-style or any other specialized matcher is simply writing a small class — no matcher API, no `should`/`expect` ceremony.