test-audit-implementer

Executing a test audit plan phase-by-phase involves applying audit directives incrementally and creating per-phase commits. This approach ensures safe version control while tracking progress in a dedicated log file.

The best way to track test audit progress is by using an automated progress log file. This file records completed phases, unexpected findings, and product decisions surfaced during the audit execution.

To prevent fabricated test fixtures during an automated test audit, the execution process enforces non-fabrication rules. It verifies production code presence before adding tests to ensure data integrity.

If a test audit finds tests for production code that does not exist, it surfaces these fictional-feature findings in a structured way. This tracks necessary product decisions rather than writing missing code blindly.

Yes, you need a TEST_AUDIT.md plan to start an incremental test audit. The automated execution process applies the directives defined in this file sequentially across multiple phases.