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Audits whether an existing test suite proves important behavior as a sustainable portfolio. Use when test confidence or lifecycle control is uncertain; not to implement tests or review one delivery.

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Test Suite Auditor

Goal: Audit the test portfolio as a read-only lifecycle and confidence system. Determine which important failures it detects, which evidence is untrustworthy or obsolete, and which additions, changes, consolidations, retirements, or explicit omissions produce the smallest sustainable portfolio.

Execution contract: Treat the ordered checkbox workflow below as this skill's Definition of Done. Track every checkbox as PENDING, then resolve it to PROVEN with concrete evidence, CLEARED with evidence that its conditional trigger is absent, or UNPROVEN; reading, mentioning, delegating, skipping, or tool failure is not proof. Before returning, resolve every PENDING, count only PROVEN and CLEARED items as complete, apply this skill's verdict, decision, and approval rules to every UNPROVEN, and prepend Checklist: X/Y complete
Incomplete: None | section/item — reason; outcome impact; exact next action; list every UNPROVEN item.

Tool Routing

Need	Preferred tool	Use it when	Fallback
Source and test inventory	Native file listing, search, manifests, and test configuration	Mapping domains, test types, runners, fixtures, and generated areas	Repository tree plus known test entrypoints
Test-to-code relationships	Language server or host-native code intelligence	Mapping units, callers, implementations, routes, and test targets	Naming and path search verified by direct reads
Execution and trust	Repository-defined test commands through the shell	Establishing pass/fail state, timing, order dependence, or reproducibility	Inspect CI results and configuration; mark execution unavailable
Coverage and missed behavior	Existing coverage tools and reports	Coverage data is configured and comparable to source scope	Static behavior-to-test mapping; never invent percentages
Flake and isolation evidence	Repeated, shuffled, parallel, or seed-controlled runs supported by the repository	A test is suspected of order, time, randomness, or shared-state dependence	History, CI logs, and code-path evidence
Assertion strength	Test reads, failure output, and configured mutation testing	Determining whether tests fail for meaningful behavioral defects	Counterfactual reasoning tied to specific assertions
Framework semantics	Official test-runner or framework documentation	A finding depends on lifecycle, fixtures, retries, isolation, or mocking behavior	Primary-source web research; otherwise mark `UNVERIFIED`

Run only safe test and diagnostic commands. Do not rewrite snapshots, update golden files, regenerate fixtures, or accept changed output during the audit.

Evidence Rules

Coverage indicates execution, not proof. Require an assertion or observable oracle for important behavior.
A slow test is not low-value when it uniquely protects a critical journey; a fast test is not high-value when it proves framework behavior.
A flaky failure must be separated from an intermittently failing product dependency or genuinely nondeterministic requirement.
Deletion recommendations require proof that the test basis is obsolete or that other evidence covers every still-required behavior and failure mode with equal or better trust.
Merge recommendations require demonstrated duplicate or fragmented coverage and must preserve distinct business and failure scenarios, oracle strength, and failure localization; a larger test is not inherently better.
Known regression guards and the only proof of a rare critical edge case are not deletion candidates merely because a numeric value heuristic is low.
A real dependency is not inherently a test defect. Judge whether its version, state, ownership, reset, availability, and failure evidence make the result reproducible.
Keep portfolio action (KEEP, ADD, UPDATE, MERGE, DELETE, NO_TEST) separate from execution status (PASS, FAIL, BLOCKED, UNPROVEN, QUARANTINED). NO_TEST requires existing proof, another control, or explicit residual-risk acceptance.
Do not require a new registry by default. Prefer traceability derivable from repository-native test paths, behavioral names, tags, requirements, CI configuration, and review evidence.
External testing guidance becomes actionable only when it explains a concrete weakness in this suite.

Checklist

1. Map the Portfolio and Baseline

Detect test runners, configurations, commands, directories, fixtures, factories, snapshots, golden files, manual scripts, coverage, and mutation tooling.
Map source domains and critical entrypoints to unit, integration, contract, end-to-end, and manual test surfaces.
Trace requirements, product risks, incidents, public contracts, and changed behavior to tests and results where evidence exists; identify tests with no current test basis and basis elements with no credible proof.
Read repository instructions and CI configuration to identify required suites, environment assumptions, retries, sharding, and exclusions.
Run the smallest representative suites, then required test gates where feasible; record environment, duration, exit status, failures, skips, and retries.
Separate generated, vendored, example, migration-history, and infrastructure fixtures from product tests before evaluating the portfolio.
Keep the audit read-only and disclose any caches or test artifacts created by permitted commands.

2. Audit Product Value and Coverage

Identify uniquely critical local logic: money, authentication, authorization, data integrity, algorithms, domain rules, destructive operations, and irreversible workflows.
Trace each critical behavior to at least one test whose oracle would fail for the corresponding defect; name/path matches and line coverage are only discovery evidence.
Identify tests that merely re-prove language, framework, database engine, ORM, HTTP client, cryptography, serializer, or library behavior without asserting repository-owned configuration, queries, schemas, adaptation, validation, failure handling, or observable outcomes.
Check whether end-to-end tests cross the production-shaped boundaries relevant to the risk and prove the terminal durable or user-visible outcome, not only an intermediate status, page, or mock call.
Find critical journeys with no end-to-end proof and expensive end-to-end tests whose behavior is already covered more reliably at a lower level.
Inspect error, retry, timeout, authorization, concurrency, migration, compatibility, and recovery behavior where those failures are plausible and costly.
Use coverage data to locate unexecuted critical paths, then inspect behavior and assertions before reporting a gap.
Classify every material gap and in-scope affected test as KEEP, ADD, UPDATE, MERGE, DELETE, or NO_TEST, justified by impact, plausible failure, uniqueness, trust, and maintenance cost; use UPDATE when valuable intent remains but its basis, setup, boundary, assertion, or oracle must change.

3. Audit Isolation and Determinism

Check shared database, filesystem, environment, process, network, cache, clock, random generator, and global state for leakage between tests.
Check setup and teardown on success and failure, unique test data, transaction boundaries, cleanup, and parallel-safe resource ownership.
Diagnose suspected flakes with the smallest discriminating matrix available: run alone, in-suite, repeated with a fixed seed, shuffled/reversed, and parallel; preserve the first failing order, seed, worker, and environment.
Detect time, timezone, locale, randomness, sleep, scheduler, and race sensitivity; require controllable clocks or seeds where behavior depends on them.
For real dependencies and emulators, verify version pinning, readiness, namespace/state reset, failure cleanup, credentials, and CI availability instead of assuming either real or mocked is preferable.
Review retries and quarantine rules so they preserve the first failure and reproducibility data rather than converting an initial failure into a silent pass.
Require every quarantine to remain visible outside the passing result, with an owner or decision path and a concrete recovery, replacement, or retirement trigger; quarantine is an execution state, not a portfolio action.
Distinguish test flakiness from real intermittent product defects using repeated evidence, logs, and the failing path.

4. Audit Structure, Maintenance, and Oracles

5. Validate Findings and Report

Research runner or framework semantics only when lifecycle, fixture, isolation, retry, or mocking behavior can change a finding; use official version-matched sources.
Reproduce high-severity trust failures where safe, preserving command, seed, order, and environment evidence.
Deduplicate findings that share one root cause, such as a global fixture causing multiple flaky suites.
Apply a materiality and acceptable-alternative gate to every candidate. Require a concrete critical behavior left unproven, false confidence, delivery risk, or recurring maintenance cost at the suite's evidenced scale. Reject nitpicks, te

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name: ln-23-test-suite-auditor
description: "Audits whether an existing test suite proves important behavior as a sustainable portfolio. Use when test confidence or lifecycle control is uncertain; not to implement tests or review one delivery."
---

# Test Suite Auditor

**Goal:** Audit the test portfolio as a read-only lifecycle and confidence system. Determine which important failures it detects, which evidence is untrustworthy or obsolete, and which additions, changes, consolidations, retirements, or explicit omissions produce the smallest sustainable portfolio.

**Execution contract:** Treat the ordered checkbox workflow below as this skill's Definition of Done. Track every checkbox as `PENDING`, then resolve it to `PROVEN` with concrete evidence, `CLEARED` with evidence that its conditional trigger is absent, or `UNPROVEN`; reading, mentioning, delegating, skipping, or tool failure is not proof.
Before returning, resolve every `PENDING`, count only `PROVEN` and `CLEARED` items as complete, apply this skill's verdict, decision, and approval rules to every `UNPROVEN`, and prepend **Checklist: X/Y complete**<br>**Incomplete: None | section/item — reason; outcome impact; exact next action**; list every `UNPROVEN` item.

## Tool Routing

| Need | Preferred tool | Use it when | Fallback |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source and test inventory | Native file listing, search, manifests, and test configuration | Mapping domains, test types, runners, fixtures, and generated areas | Repository tree plus known test entrypoints |
| Test-to-code relationships | Language server or host-native code intelligence | Mapping units, callers, implementations, routes, and test targets | Naming and path search verified by direct reads |
| Execution and trust | Repository-defined test commands through the shell | Establishing pass/fail state, timing, order dependence, or reproducibility | Inspect CI results and configuration; mark execution unavailable |
| Coverage and missed behavior | Existing coverage tools and reports | Coverage data is configured and comparable to source scope | Static behavior-to-test mapping; never invent percentages |
| Flake and isolation evidence | Repeated, shuffled, parallel, or seed-controlled runs supported by the repository | A test is suspected of order, time, randomness, or shared-state dependence | History, CI logs, and code-path evidence |
| Assertion strength | Test reads, failure output, and configured mutation testing | Determining whether tests fail for meaningful behavioral defects | Counterfactual reasoning tied to specific assertions |
| Framework semantics | Official test-runner or framework documentation | A finding depends on lifecycle, fixtures, retries, isolation, or mocking behavior | Primary-source web research; otherwise mark `UNVERIFIED` |

Run only safe test and diagnostic commands. Do not rewrite snapshots, update golden files, regenerate fixtures, or accept changed output during the audit.

## Evidence Rules

- Coverage indicates execution, not proof. Require an assertion or observable oracle for important behavior.
- A slow test is not low-value when it uniquely protects a critical journey; a fast test is not high-value when it proves framework behavior.
- A flaky failure must be separated from an intermittently failing product dependency or genuinely nondeterministic requirement.
- Deletion recommendations require proof that the test basis is obsolete or that other evidence covers every still-required behavior and failure mode with equal or better trust.
- Merge recommendations require demonstrated duplicate or fragmented coverage and must preserve distinct business and failure scenarios, oracle strength, and failure localization; a larger test is not inherently better.
- Known regression guards and the only proof of a rare critical edge case are not deletion candidates merely because a numeric value heuristic is low.
- A real dependency is not inherently a test defect. Judge whether its version, state, ownership, reset, availability, and failure evidence make the result reproducible.
- Keep portfolio action (`KEEP`, `ADD`, `UPDATE`, `MERGE`, `DELETE`, `NO_TEST`) separate from execution status (`PASS`, `FAIL`, `BLOCKED`, `UNPROVEN`, `QUARANTINED`). `NO_TEST` requires existing proof, another control, or explicit residual-risk acceptance.
- Do not require a new registry by default. Prefer traceability derivable from repository-native test paths, behavioral names, tags, requirements, CI configuration, and review evidence.
- External testing guidance becomes actionable only when it explains a concrete weakness in this suite.

## Checklist

### 1. Map the Portfolio and Baseline

- [ ] Detect test runners, configurations, commands, directories, fixtures, factories, snapshots, golden files, manual scripts, coverage, and mutation tooling.
- [ ] Map source domains and critical entrypoints to unit, integration, contract, end-to-end, and manual test surfaces.
- [ ] Trace requirements, product risks, incidents, public contracts, and changed behavior to tests and results where evidence exists; identify tests with no current test basis and basis elements with no credible proof.
- [ ] Read repository instructions and CI configuration to identify required suites, environment assumptions, retries, sharding, and exclusions.
- [ ] Run the smallest representative suites, then required test gates where feasible; record environment, duration, exit status, failures, skips, and retries.
- [ ] Separate generated, vendored, example, migration-history, and infrastructure fixtures from product tests before evaluating the portfolio.
- [ ] Keep the audit read-only and disclose any caches or test artifacts created by permitted commands.

### 2. Audit Product Value and Coverage

- [ ] Identify uniquely critical local logic: money, authentication, authorization, data integrity, algorithms, domain rules, destructive operations, and irreversible workflows.
- [ ] Trace each critical behavior to at least one test whose oracle would fail for the corresponding defect; name/path matches and line coverage are only discovery evidence.
- [ ] Identify tests that merely re-prove language, framework, database engine, ORM, HTTP client, cryptography, serializer, or library behavior without asserting repository-owned configuration, queries, schemas, adaptation, validation, failure handling, or observable outcomes.
- [ ] Check whether end-to-end tests cross the production-shaped boundaries relevant to the risk and prove the terminal durable or user-visible outcome, not only an intermediate status, page, or mock call.
- [ ] Find critical journeys with no end-to-end proof and expensive end-to-end tests whose behavior is already covered more reliably at a lower level.
- [ ] Inspect error, retry, timeout, authorization, concurrency, migration, compatibility, and recovery behavior where those failures are plausible and costly.
- [ ] Use coverage data to locate unexecuted critical paths, then inspect behavior and assertions before reporting a gap.
- [ ] Classify every material gap and in-scope affected test as `KEEP`, `ADD`, `UPDATE`, `MERGE`, `DELETE`, or `NO_TEST`, justified by impact, plausible failure, uniqueness, trust, and maintenance cost; use `UPDATE` when valuable intent remains but its basis, setup, boundary, assertion, or oracle must change.

### 3. Audit Isolation and Determinism

- [ ] Check shared database, filesystem, environment, process, network, cache, clock, random generator, and global state for leakage between tests.
- [ ] Check setup and teardown on success and failure, unique test data, transaction boundaries, cleanup, and parallel-safe resource ownership.
- [ ] Diagnose suspected flakes with the smallest discriminating matrix available: run alone, in-suite, repeated with a fixed seed, shuffled/reversed, and parallel; preserve the first failing order, seed, worker, and environment.
- [ ] Detect time, timezone, locale, randomness, sleep, scheduler, and race sensitivity; require controllable clocks or seeds where behavior depends on them.
- [ ] For real dependencies and emulators, verify version pinning, readiness, namespace/state reset, failure cleanup, credentials, and CI availability instead of assuming either real or mocked is preferable.
- [ ] Review retries and quarantine rules so they preserve the first failure and reproducibility data rather than converting an initial failure into a silent pass.
- [ ] Require every quarantine to remain visible outside the passing result, with an owner or decision path and a concrete recovery, replacement, or retirement trigger; quarantine is an execution state, not a portfolio action.
- [ ] Distinguish test flakiness from real intermittent product defects using repeated evidence, logs, and the failing path.

### 4. Audit Structure, Maintenance, and Oracles

- [ ] Check whether test layout follows source domains or a clear type-based convention and whether contributors can locate the owning tests.
- [ ] Find orphan tests, disabled suites, duplicate fixtures, fragmented scenario coverage, oversized files, and flat directories that obscure ownership.
- [ ] Identify temporary characterization, migration, compatibility, incident, workaround, and regression tests whose original trigger has ended; require current unique risk evidence or a safe merge or deletion path.
- [ ] Check test names and arrangement for behavioral intent, prerequisites, action, and expected outcome rather than implementation narration.
- [ ] For UI and interaction tests, reject locators coupled to visible or translated copy, styling, layout, position, or incidental structure; require stable repository-owned IDs or dedicated test hooks and keep explicit copy assertions separate from element discovery.
- [ ] Inspect assertions for specificity, negative proof, state and interaction balance, useful failure messages, and resistance to false positives.
- [ ] Flag assertion-free tests, weak truthiness checks, snapshot-only proof, broad exception acceptance, and mocks that bypass the behavior under test.
- [ ] Check that expected values come from an independent contract, example, invariant, or golden artifact rather than reproducing the implementation's calculation inside the test.
- [ ] Check mocks, fakes, emulators, and generated clients for contract drift; require a contract test or another credible comparison with the real boundary where drift could create false confidence.
- [ ] Exercise non-default configuration values where a passing test with defaults could conceal hard-coded ports, limits, timeouts, paths, or feature behavior.
- [ ] Use existing mutation results or a safe targeted counterfactual for critical weak-oracle candidates; do not mandate repository-wide mutation testing.
- [ ] Review manual tests for reproducible setup, fail-fast behavior, explicit expected evidence, idempotency, cleanup, portability, and operator documentation.
- [ ] Check fixture and helper abstraction for readability and honest defaults; hidden behavior in builders must not make important test conditions invisible.
- [ ] Review gate placement and suite cost: required gates protect material release risk, while slower diagnostic or exploratory evidence remains discoverable without blocking routine delivery unnecessarily.

### 5. Validate Findings and Report

- [ ] Research runner or framework semantics only when lifecycle, fixture, isolation, retry, or mocking behavior can change a finding; use official version-matched sources.
- [ ] Reproduce high-severity trust failures where safe, preserving command, seed, order, and environment evidence.
- [ ] Deduplicate findings that share one root cause, such as a global fixture causing multiple flaky suites.
- [ ] Apply a materiality and acceptable-alternative gate to every candidate. Require a concrete critical behavior left unproven, false confidence, delivery risk, or recurring maintenance cost at the suite's evidenced scale. Reject nitpicks, te

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Source repository: levnikolaevich/claude-code-skills
License: MIT
Version: 1.0.0
Last GitHub push: Aug 29, 2026
Registry updated: Sep 3, 2026
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