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You can audit test suites by analyzing whether tests name reflect behavior, exercise the public API, avoid internal state verification, and provide coverage across happy-path and edge cases. Simply provide a target path to receive a structured audit report.

A test suite clearly expresses API behavior when tests focus on the public API, use naming that reflects behavior, maintain proper abstraction levels, and avoid blending multiple behaviors or testing private state. The audit flags tests failing these criteria.

Yes, you can focus the test audit on a specific file, class, or layer. The tool works on public API tests by default but allows you to narrow the scope to unit or integration tests for targeted quality assurance analysis.

You can identify tests bypassing public interfaces or testing private state by running an audit on your test suite. The audit specifically flags tests that blend multiple behaviors, test private state, or bypass public interfaces, recommending focused improvements.

No, this test audit tool requires no dependencies or components to function. You only need to provide a target path or test suite to audit, and it will analyze the API readability, naming quality, and abstraction level directly.

You should audit your tests for API documentation quality when your test suites need to clearly express purpose, naming, and public-facing contracts. It helps ensure tests serve as readable documentation of API behavior and verify coverage across scopes.