bmad-testarch-nfr

To audit non-functional requirements evidence, you validate test results, metrics, and logs against predefined thresholds for performance, security, reliability, and scalability compliance. This ensures implemented NFRs meet specified standards before release.

An NFR evidence audit systematically validates non-functional requirements evidence across performance, security, reliability, and scalability domains. It requires input evidence like test results, metrics, logs, and documentation to ensure compliance with predefined thresholds.

Yes, you can validate scalability and reliability metrics by supplying test results, metrics, and logs as input evidence. The audit checks these artifacts against predefined thresholds to verify compliance with specified standards.

You can resume or edit an NFR audit by selecting the desired workflow mode. The validation modes support creation, resume, validation, and editing of audit results through a self-contained step-file architecture executed in sequence.

You need input evidence like test results, metrics, and documentation to perform a security assessment audit. The process integrates with various documentation sources including tech-spec.md, PRD.md, and story files to validate requirements.