test-audit-generator

To audit path-from-user coverage, run a phase-driven workflow against your codebase to evaluate whether tests exercise user-facing paths and catch production regressions. It generates a structured report with an escape-hatch inventory and prioritized remediation plan.

CI passing while production breaks usually indicates test tautologies, weak assertions, or over-mocking that mask path-from-user gaps. Auditing the test suite reveals these test-quality issues by mapping critical paths and measuring behavior coverage across unit, integration, and e2e levels.

Path-from-user coverage measures whether tests exercise user-facing paths and external dependencies, rather than just library-level behavior. It evaluates critical paths and escape hatches to ensure tests catch regressions that matter in production.

To identify weak assertions and tautologies, perform a behavior inventory classifying behaviors by criticality and user reachability, then audit the tests for tautologies, over-mocking, and slice-testing pitfalls. This produces an honest smell report with evidence-backed rationale.

Yes, you can apply this audit to projects with brittle test stacks or unclear coverage. It calibrates a baseline model of the test suite, maps external dependencies, and generates a coverage matrix to measure behavior coverage across unit, integration, and e2e levels.

The audit focuses on path-from-user viability and test smells but requires a complete phase-driven workflow from baseline calibration to recommendations. It does not fix tests directly; it produces a prioritized remediation plan to delete, rewrite, or add missing end-to-end tests.