bmad-testarch-nfr

NFR assessment evaluates performance, security, reliability, and maintainability evidence against deterministic thresholds to classify gate readiness as PASS, CONCERNS, or FAIL. It aggregates domain outputs and generates a markdown report with an optional YAML gate snippet for release decisions.

An evidence-based NFR assessment analyzes existing artifacts like test results, metrics, logs, tech specs, and PRDs to validate non-functional requirements. It orchestrates parallel subagent domain evaluations for security and performance, aggregating outputs into an executive summary with traceable evidence sources.

Yes, you can validate performance SLAs and security scan results by feeding existing metrics, logs, and test outputs into the assessment workflow. The system applies deterministic threshold-based rules to classify whether reliability and performance signals meet defined gate criteria.

You generate a gate-ready YAML snippet for deployment validation by running the NFR assessment workflow with your available evidence sources. The deterministic rules engine evaluates your thresholds and outputs the YAML snippet alongside a markdown report documenting the PASS, CONCERNS, or FAIL release decision.

For a non-functional requirements evaluation, you need evidence sources such as test results, metrics, logs, tech specs, and PRDs. These artifacts are analyzed across performance, security, reliability, and maintainability domains to determine gate readiness and produce audit-ready remediation guidance.