bmad-testarch-nfr

You can automate non-functional requirements assessment by running a command-line workflow that evaluates performance, security, reliability, and maintainability using evidence-based validation. This approach orchestrates assessments through step-file architecture to ensure deterministic outcomes.

Evidence-based validation for NFR compliance systematically evaluates non-functional requirements to ensure deterministic outcomes. It assesses system testability across performance, security, and reliability domains using automated workflows rather than manual checks.

Yes, you need Python installed along with YAML configuration files to execute NFR assessment workflows. The automation framework also requires the requests and pandas libraries to handle configurations, user overrides, and assessment artifacts.

Yes, you can resume or edit a non-functional requirements assessment because the workflow supports multi-mode execution. It handles create, resume, validate, and edit modes, allowing you to pause and modify assessments through configuration files and user overrides.

You customize non-functional requirements assessment workflows through configuration files and user overrides. The framework integrates with various artifacts and tools, allowing you to tailor the evaluation of performance, security, and reliability to your specific system context.

Automating NFR assessment with step-file architecture requires specific dependencies like Python, YAML, requests, and pandas. While it provides deterministic outcomes, you must ensure your system configurations and external artifacts align with the framework's create, validate, and edit modes.