review-to-test-planner

The planner bounds scope by anchoring test-generation tasks to observable behavior and evidence found in review packets. It processes review findings, specialist artifacts, and syntheses to identify test locations, fixtures, and assertions without executing tests.

To generate a structured test plan from review artifacts, run the planner with a review_root containing your findings or specialist artifacts. It outputs a structured review-to-test-plan artifact with findings-to-task mappings and test-generator handoffs.

Yes, you can plan tests from review analysis without mutating your repository. The planner operates on review packets and artifacts to bound scope and produce test-generation handoffs, explicitly avoiding test execution or repository mutations.

Creating a bounded test-generation plan requires a review_root containing a review packet, specialist artifacts, syntheses, or findings files. The planner uses these inputs to identify target behaviors, sources, and evidence for safe handoffs.

No, the review-to-test planner does not execute tests. It strictly converts review findings into bounded test-generation tasks with explicit assertions and fixtures, outputting a structured plan artifact for downstream validation and testing workflows.