bmad-testarch-test-review

To evaluate test suite quality across your whole project, you can run a TEA-driven review that analyzes determinism, isolation, maintainability, and performance. It aggregates these subdimensions to produce a 0-100 quality score and a structured improvement report.

A TEA-driven test review is an evaluation mechanism that loads core knowledge fragments to orchestrate worker steps. It assesses existing tests for determinism, isolation, maintainability, and performance, then outputs a ready-to-share quality document.

Yes, you can generate a test quality score for specific directories instead of the entire project. The review applies to existing tests across targeted directories, evaluating them and aggregating the results into a final 0-100 score.

Test maintainability evaluation does not require specific test-automation frameworks. It analyzes existing test suites directly using step-file driven execution and knowledge-base fragment loading to ensure reproducible reviews across any project setup.

The best way to structure a test improvement report for agile quality workflows is using a TEA-driven review. It aggregates subdimensions like determinism and isolation into an actionable final score and outputs a ready-to-share document.