bmad-testarch-test-review

To automate test quality reviews, this Skill orchestrates multi-dimension checks across determinism, isolation, maintainability, and performance using TEA-style workflows, generating a consolidated validation report with a weighted score.

TEA scoring in test validation is a knowledge-base-driven method that evaluates test files against TEA criteria, determining scores, violations, and prioritized recommendations to systematically reduce manual review effort.

You generate a validation report by running adaptive evaluation through subagents that identify test files and knowledge fragments, compiling results into a structured summary suitable for both automated consumption and human review.

No, this test review workflow requires no external dependencies or components to operate, running adaptive evaluations directly through its internal subagents and step-file architecture.

The best way to assess test maintainability and isolation automatically is using a structured TEA-style workflow that runs adaptive evaluations through subagents, producing a weighted score and actionable improvements.

Yes, you can use this TEA workflow for both creating and validating outputs, leveraging its step-file architecture and knowledge fragments to support the full test quality assessment lifecycle.