bmad-testarch-test-review

To audit test quality, this Skill evaluates existing tests using TEA-based quality dimensions, aggregating scores from determinism, isolation, maintainability, and performance to generate an evidence-backed report for your suite.

TEA-based test quality validation is a process that loads knowledge fragments and runs four subagents to assess determinism, isolation, maintainability, and performance, outputting a consolidated report with actionable improvements.

You assess test maintainability and isolation by executing the automated workflow, which runs dedicated subagents to evaluate these dimensions and provides scored recommendations for your test files.

Yes, you can review test quality for a single file, a directory, or a full suite, with the workflow applying best-practice checks and outputting a final report scoped to your target.

Yes, the workflow supports progressive improvements through a tri-modal architecture offering Create, Validate, and Edit modes to guide incremental enhancements to your test suite.

Automated test quality scoring focuses on four specific dimensions: determinism, isolation, maintainability, and performance, meaning it does not evaluate functional correctness or business logic coverage in your tests.