test-design-reviewer

To evaluate test quality using Dave Farley's properties, you score tests across Understandable, Maintainable, Repeatable, Atomic, Necessary, Granular, Fast, and First categories. This generates a weighted Farley Score with actionable improvement recommendations.

The Farley Score quantitatively measures test suite health by applying a weighted formula to Dave Farley's eight test properties. It produces a final numerical rating identifying specific strengths and areas needing improvement.

Yes, you can review unit, integration, and end-to-end tests across various programming languages and frameworks. The evaluation applies Dave Farley's eight properties universally to provide per-property scores and actionable recommendations.

You get actionable recommendations for improving your test suite by providing your test files to a structured review workflow. It analyzes tests against Farley's properties and outputs a detailed report with specific improvement suggestions.

Test quality scoring works for turning tests into living documentation by evaluating them against Farley's Understandable and Necessary properties. This ensures tests act as reliable safety nets and clear documentation guiding development.