ln-630-test-auditor

A multi-worker test suite audit orchestrates automated and manual test analysis by delegating tasks to specialized workers. This centralizes the process, ensures consistent coverage across quality categories, and aggregates findings into a unified report.

Risk-based testing patterns apply to test suite audits by prioritizing the analysis of test coverage based on potential domain-specific risks. This approach delivers a comprehensive compliance view and surfaces actionable advisories for critical gaps and anti-patterns.

To identify missing tests and anti-patterns, orchestrate an audit across quality categories like Business Logic, E2E, Coverage, and Isolation. Specialized workers analyze the tests to detect quality gaps and surface actionable advisories for overall test health.

Yes, you can generate a consolidated test audit report directly to docs/project/test_audit.md. The orchestration process aggregates findings from multiple specialized workers to write comprehensive scores and a domain-agnostic compliance view into the markdown file.

A comprehensive test audit covers seven quality categories: Business Logic, E2E, Value, Coverage, Isolation, and Manual Quality. Specialized workers evaluate each category to identify anti-patterns and produce a unified compliance report.

No external dependencies are required to run the test audit orchestration. The process leverages internal specialized workers alongside MCP Context7 guidance to execute risk-based testing patterns and generate the final audit documentation.