testarch-test-design

Automated test planning and architecture review use a dual-mode workflow that assesses system-level testability during solutioning and generates epic-level test plans during implementation. Mode detection switches automatically based on the current project phase.

A system-level testability review is needed during the solutioning phase to evaluate proposed architecture. It ensures the design is fundamentally testable before features are broken down into epics for the implementation phase.

Automatic mode detection works by identifying the current project phase to switch between system-level architecture review and epic-level test planning. This ensures the workflow matches the appropriate stage of software development without manual configuration.

Yes, you can use a single dual-mode workflow that supports both solutioning phase architecture review and implementation phase test planning. It automatically adjusts its processing logic to deliver comprehensive test coverage and architectural soundness.

The best way to ensure comprehensive test coverage during epic implementation is to generate detailed epic-level test plans. Building on an earlier system-level testability review guarantees the architecture supports the required testing workflows.

No, this test planning and architecture review workflow operates without any external dependencies. It functions independently to facilitate phase-based mode detection and testability assessment.