jamie-bitflight/comprehensive-test-review
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Use when reviewing test suites for coverage, isolation, mock usage, naming conventions, or completeness. Activates on "review test coverage", "audit test quality", or "check tests for completeness" requests. Performs thorough checklist-driven review covering test isolation, mock correctness, AAA pattern adherence, and naming standards.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- comprehensive-test-review
- description:
- Use when reviewing test suites for coverage, isolation, mock usage, naming conventions, or completeness. Activates on "review test coverage", "audit test quality", or "check tests for completeness" requests. Performs thorough checklist-driven review covering test isolation, mock correctness, AAA pattern adherence, and naming standards.
- argument-hint:
- <test_file_or_directory>
- user-invocable:
- true
Comprehensive Test Review
Perform thorough test review for the specified test files or directories.
When to Use
- Reviewing test coverage before a release
- Auditing test quality after major refactoring
- Checking tests for completeness and best practices
- Identifying gaps in test suites
Test Review Process
Standard Checklist
Coverage Requirements:
- [ ] Minimum 80% line and branch coverage
- [ ] Critical paths have 95%+ coverage
- [ ] All public functions have at least one test
- [ ] Edge cases are explicitly tested
Test Quality:
- [ ] Tests follow AAA (Arrange-Act-Assert) pattern
- [ ] Test names describe behavior, not implementation
- [ ] Each test verifies one logical unit
- [ ] Tests are isolated and independent
Mocking Standards:
- [ ] Uses the project's mocking framework appropriately
- [ ] Mocks are scoped appropriately
- [ ] No over-mocking of implementation details
- [ ] External dependencies are properly stubbed
Type Safety:
- [ ] All fixtures have complete type hints
- [ ] Test functions have explicit return types
- [ ] Using modern language features for type annotations
Additional Examination Points
Beyond the standard checklist:
- Test Isolation: No shared state between tests
- Mock Appropriateness: Mocking only external dependencies
- Execution Time: Identifying slow tests for optimization
- Flaky Patterns: Tests dependent on timing, order, or external state
- Naming Clarity: Test names that explain intent and expected behavior
Analysis Process
- Gather test files in specified path
- Run coverage analysis with
{test command from language manifest} - Check each test against the standard checklist
- Identify gaps in coverage and quality
- Generate recommendations prioritized by impact
Output Format
Provide findings in this structure:
## Test Review Summary
### Coverage Analysis
- Overall: X%
- Critical modules: Y%
- Gaps identified: [list]
### Quality Issues
**HIGH Priority:**
- [Issue with location and fix]
**MEDIUM Priority:**
- [Issue with recommendation]
**LOW Priority:**
- [Minor improvements]
### Recommendations
1. [Prioritized action items]
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- analyze-test-failures: Detailed analysis of specific test failures
- test-failure-mindset: Set investigative approach for session
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