What problem does it solve? Test suites often contain hidden quality problems such as hard waits, missing assertions, shared state, and flakiness patterns that pass CI but erode reliability. This Skill audits existing test files against a fixed criteria registry and produces a deterministic 0-100 quality score with severity-classified findings and concrete fixes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Rubric-Based Test Audit: Evaluates test files against a criteria registry covering disabled tests, tautological assertions, hard waits, determinism, isolation, fixtures, data factories, and network-first patterns, with severities read from the registry rather than judged ad hoc. - Scored Review Report: Generates a structured Markdown report with a quality score, letter grade, computed recommendation (Approve, Request Changes, or Block), critical issues with file:line locations, and code examples for each fix. - Framework-Aware Analysis: Adapts to Playwright, Jest, Cypress, Vitest, Pact contract tests, and Maestro mobile flows, loading only the knowledge fragments relevant to the detected stack. - Use Case: Before merging a pull request, run the review on the changed test files to catch a committed test.only, an unawaited promise, or a race-prone navigation without an intercept, and receive a report the team can act on. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review the test quality of the files in your tests directory and generate a scored review report.
