write-compartment-tests

Automate test review and refactor workflows by running fast subagent passes that enforce test quality, audit fixtures, and prohibit implementation-mirror tests. This coordinates ownership-aligned harness selection across packages while preserving cross-package boundaries.

Enforce cross-package boundaries during a test audit by applying ownership-aligned workflows that audit fixtures and select appropriate test harnesses. This ensures tests remain isolated and ownership is clearly distributed across the affected packages.

Safely modify or remove tests by using a fast subagent review pass that enforces test quality and fixture audits. This protects existing behavior by verifying harness ownership and preventing tests that mirror implementation details.

Yes, this test review process works when adding, modifying, or removing tests across multiple packages. It coordinates fast subagent passes when policy allows, enforcing cross-package boundaries and clear harness ownership throughout the workflow.

Avoid implementation-mirror tests when refactoring harnesses because they couple test assertions to internal code structure rather than behavior. Enforcing this prohibition during fixture audits protects against brittle tests that break during harmless internal changes.

You should not use a fast subagent pass for test reviews when repository policy does not allow it. The workflow only coordinates fast passes under permitted conditions, reverting to standard review enforcement to maintain test quality and boundary integrity.