bmad-testarch-automate

Orchestrate multi-mode workflows to generate API, E2E, and backend tests.

Updated May 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/b566776/whitebox --skill bmad-testarch-automate-b566776
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Skill: bmad-testarch-automate
Source: https://github.com/b566776/whitebox/tree/main/.gemini/skills/bmad-testarch-automate
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/b566776/whitebox --skill bmad-testarch-automate-b566776

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

The BMAD automate skill expands test automation coverage by orchestrating a multi-mode workflow system that creates, validates, and edits test artifacts across codebases.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automates the generation of test suites by analyzing source code, mapping coverage targets, and dispatching specialized subagents for API, E2E, and backend testing.
  • Aggregates outputs from subagents into concrete test files, fixtures, and a centralized automation-summary, enabling streamlined validation and scalable test suites.
  • Supports both BMAD-integrated and standalone analysis, with deterministic outputs, reusable artifacts, and an explicit workflow plan for follow-on edits.

Quick Start

Use the automate skill to initiate a test-coverage expansion on a repository by running the workflow in Create mode, then review the resulting automation-summary and proceed with Validate or Edit modes as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions about bmad-testarch-automate

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate test coverage expansion across multiple codebases?

Test coverage expansion is automated by orchestrating a multi-mode workflow system that analyzes source code, dispatches specialized subagents for API, E2E, and backend testing, and aggregates the outputs into concrete test files and fixtures.

What is the best way to generate API and E2E test fixtures from source code?

Generating API and E2E test fixtures involves mapping coverage targets in your source code and dispatching specialized subagents to create deterministic test artifacts, which are then aggregated into a centralized automation summary for streamlined validation.

Can I run test architecture workflows on standalone projects without BMAD integration?

Yes, standalone test architecture workflows are fully supported alongside BMAD-assisted projects, allowing you to generate backend tests, fixtures, and summaries with deterministic outputs and reusable artifacts without requiring external integration.

How do I validate and edit automated test suites after the initial generation?

To validate and edit automated test suites, you run the multi-mode workflow in Create mode first, review the resulting automation-summary, and then proceed using the explicit workflow plan's Validate or Edit modes for follow-on test artifact modifications.

Does the test automation workflow produce reusable artifacts for future iterations?

Yes, the test automation workflow enforces deterministic outputs and produces reusable artifacts, including concrete test files, fixtures, and a centralized automation-summary, ensuring consistent validation and scalable test suites for future iterations.