repo-review-tests

To identify test coverage gaps, you can use a bounded test-review specialist that scans a repository slice and surfaces missing proofs, weak assertions, and brittle fixtures. It produces structured findings without editing the target tests.

A missing-proof map is a structured artifact that traces validation weaknesses and coverage gaps found during a test review. It maps identified risks to missing test proofs, enabling teams to track remediation for brittle fixtures and weak assertions.

You can review test risks non-destructively by applying a bounded test-review specialist to a concrete repo slice. It analyzes validation gaps and emits a findings packet with residual risk notes while preserving the original target tests.

Yes, test coverage review works on specific branches and diffs. You apply the review to a concrete repository slice such as repo_root, target, branch, diff, or review_packet to surface validation weaknesses and missing proofs for that scope.

The best way to surface validation weaknesses is to run a specialist test review that checks for coverage gaps and brittle fixtures. This generates a structured findings packet with a missing-proof map and residual risk assessment for governance.

A test review findings packet should include structured findings, a missing-proof map, validation performed, and residual risk. This suite contract ensures traceability and enables handoff to synthesis or remediation roles for fixing test coverage gaps.