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396 lines
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# Workflow Audit Report
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**Workflow:** testarch-test-design
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**Audit Date:** 2025-10-16
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**Auditor:** Audit Workflow (BMAD v6)
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**Workflow Type:** Document workflow (has template)
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**Workflow Path:** `/Users/brianmadison/dev/BMAD-METHOD/src/modules/bmm/workflows/testarch/test-design`
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## Executive Summary
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**Overall Status:** ✅ **GOOD** - Minimal bloat, missing web_bundle configuration
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- Critical Issues: 1
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- Important Issues: 2
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- Cleanup Recommendations: 3
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**Key Findings:**
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1. ✅ Standard config block is correctly configured
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2. ✅ Document workflow correctly configured (has template file)
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3. ✅ **BEST BLOAT SCORE:** 20 variables with ~40% bloat (8 unused - LOWEST of all workflows!)
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4. ❌ No web_bundle configuration (critical for web deployment)
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5. ⚠️ Config variable usage missing
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6. ⚠️ Template integration likely broken (needs verification)
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**CONGRATULATIONS:** This workflow has the LOWEST bloat percentage (40%) of all 8 audited workflows!
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## 1. Standard Config Block Validation
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### Required Variables Check
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✅ **Config Source Check:**
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- [x] `config_source` is defined: `"{project-root}/bmad/bmm/config.yaml"`
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- [x] Points to correct module config path (bmm)
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- [x] Uses {project-root} variable
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✅ **Standard Variables Check:**
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- [x] `output_folder` pulls from config_source: `"{config_source}:output_folder"`
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- [x] `user_name` pulls from config_source: `"{config_source}:user_name"`
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- [x] `communication_language` pulls from config_source: `"{config_source}:communication_language"`
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- [x] `date` is set to system-generated: `"system-generated"`
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**Status:** ✅ **PASS** - All standard config variables present and correctly configured
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## 2. YAML/Instruction/Template Alignment
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### Variables Analysis
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**Total YAML fields analyzed:** 20 variables defined in workflow.yaml (excluding standard config block and metadata)
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**Files Present:**
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- ✅ workflow.yaml
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- ✅ instructions.md
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- ✅ checklist.md
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- ✅ test-design-template.md (template file for document workflow)
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- ✅ README.md
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**Workflow Type:** Document workflow (has `template: "{installed_path}/test-design-template.md"`)
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### Bloat Analysis - BEST SCORE!
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**CONGRATULATIONS:** This workflow has the LOWEST bloat of all 8 audited workflows!
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#### Category 1: Boolean Behavior Flags (7 variables - likely some used)
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1. `risk_assessment_enabled: true` - Likely always enabled (that's the point!)
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2. `include_risk_matrix: true` - Output component, might be legitimately optional
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3. `include_coverage_matrix: true` - Output component, might be legitimately optional
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4. `include_execution_order: true` - Output component, might be legitimately optional
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5. `include_resource_estimates: true` - Output component, might be legitimately optional
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6. `auto_load_knowledge: true` - Likely always loads knowledge
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7. `include_mitigation_plan: true` - Likely always included
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8. `include_gate_criteria: true` - Likely always included
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**Analysis:** Unlike other workflows, these flags affect OUTPUT COMPONENTS, not methodology. Some might be legitimately optional (e.g., minimal design level might skip resource estimates).
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**Recommendation:** Review if these are truly optional based on design_level:
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- "full" → include all components
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- "targeted" → skip resource estimates?
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- "minimal" → skip execution order and estimates?
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If design*level already determines what's included, remove the 4 include*\* flags and derive from design_level.
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Remove: risk_assessment_enabled, auto_load_knowledge, include_mitigation_plan, include_gate_criteria (should always be included).
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**Potential removals:** 4-8 variables (depending on design_level logic)
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#### Category 2: Configuration Values (4 variables - mixed)
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9. `risk_threshold: 6` - Threshold value, could move to project config
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10. `risk_categories: "TECH,SEC,PERF,DATA,BUS,OPS"` - Standard categories, could be hardcoded
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11. `priority_levels: "P0,P1,P2,P3"` - Standard priorities, could be hardcoded
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12. `test_levels: "e2e,api,integration,unit,component"` - Standard levels, could be hardcoded
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**Recommendation:**
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- Move risk_threshold to project config
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- Hardcode risk_categories (standard TEA categories)
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- Hardcode priority_levels (P0-P3 is standard)
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- Hardcode or keep test_levels (fairly standard)
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**Potential removals:** 2-4 variables
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#### Category 3: Empty Placeholders (2 variables)
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13. `epic_num: ""` - Should use <ask> tag
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14. `story_path: ""` - Should use <ask> tag (optional)
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**Recommendation:** Remove. Use <ask> tags to elicit these.
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**Removals:** 2 variables
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#### Category 4: Redundant Output Path (1 variable)
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15. `output_file: "{output_folder}/test-design-epic-{epic_num}.md"` - Duplicates default_output_file
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**Recommendation:** Remove. Use default_output_file.
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**Removals:** 1 variable
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#### Category 5: Acceptable Variables (Keep These) - 12 variables
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1. **`design_level: "full"`** - KEEP (legitimate choice: full, targeted, minimal)
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2. **`selective_testing_strategy: "risk-based"`** - KEEP (legitimate choice: risk-based, coverage-based, hybrid)
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3. **`standalone_mode: false`** - KEEP (mode choice: with/without epic context)
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4. **`risk_threshold: 6`** - MAYBE KEEP (if not moved to project config)
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5. **`risk_categories, priority_levels, test_levels`** - MAYBE KEEP (if considered configurable)
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6. **`include_risk_matrix, include_coverage_matrix, include_execution_order, include_resource_estimates`** - MAYBE KEEP (if design_level doesn't determine these)
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7. **`default_output_file`** - KEEP (output path)
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8. **`installed_path`, `instructions`, `validation`, `template`** - KEEP (standard workflow fields)
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**Total Variables Analyzed:** 20 variables
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**Legitimate Variables:** ~8-12 (depending on design_level logic and config choices)
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**Bloat:** ~8-12 variables (40-60% bloat)
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**Conservative Estimate:** 40% bloat (8 of 20 variables)
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**Aggressive Cleanup:** 60% bloat (12 of 20 variables if design_level determines output components and configs are hardcoded)
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**Status:** ✅ **GOOD** - Lowest bloat of all workflows (40% conservative, 60% aggressive)
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## 3. Config Variable Usage
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### Communication Language Check:
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- ❌ **MISSING** - No "communicate in {communication_language}" pattern
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- Severity: IMPORTANT
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### User Name Check:
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- ❌ **MISSING** - No {user_name} usage
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- Severity: MINOR (optional)
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### Output Folder Check:
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- ✅ **USED** - default_output_file uses {output_folder}
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- Severity: N/A
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### Date Usage Check:
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- ✅ **AVAILABLE** - Date defined for template
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- Severity: N/A
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**Status:** ⚠️ **IMPORTANT** - Config variables not fully utilized
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## 4. Web Bundle Validation
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### Web Bundle Present: ❌ **NO**
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**Status:** ❌ **CRITICAL** - No web_bundle configuration found
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```yaml
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web_bundle: false
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```
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**Knowledge Fragment Dependencies (from auto_load_knowledge):**
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- Risk assessment fragments
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- Test priorities
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- Coverage planning
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**Template File:**
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- test-design-template.md
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**Expected web_bundle structure:**
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```yaml
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web_bundle:
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workflow_path: 'bmad/bmm/workflows/testarch/test-design/workflow.yaml'
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web_bundle_files:
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- 'bmad/bmm/workflows/testarch/test-design/instructions.md'
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- 'bmad/bmm/workflows/testarch/test-design/checklist.md'
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- 'bmad/bmm/workflows/testarch/test-design/test-design-template.md'
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- 'bmad/bmm/testarch/knowledge/risk-governance.md'
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- 'bmad/bmm/testarch/knowledge/test-priorities-matrix.md'
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- 'bmad/bmm/testarch/knowledge/probability-impact.md'
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- 'bmad/bmm/testarch/tea-index.csv'
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```
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**Severity:** CRITICAL
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## 5. Bloat Detection
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**Total YAML fields:** 20 variables
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**Conservative Estimate:**
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- Used fields: ~12 (60%)
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- Unused fields: ~8 (40%)
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- **Bloat percentage:** **40%** 🏆 **BEST SCORE!**
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**Aggressive Cleanup Estimate:**
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- Used fields: ~8 (40%)
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- Unused fields: ~12 (60%)
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- **Bloat percentage:** **60%**
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### Detailed Bloat Analysis:
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#### Conservative Cleanup (8 variables):
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**Remove Always (4 variables):**
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1. `risk_assessment_enabled: true` - Always enabled (that's the point!)
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2. `auto_load_knowledge: true` - Always load knowledge
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3. `include_mitigation_plan: true` - Always include
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4. `include_gate_criteria: true` - Always include
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**Remove Empty Placeholders (2 variables):** 5. `epic_num: ""` 6. `story_path: ""`
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**Remove Redundant (1 variable):** 7. `output_file`
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**Move to Config (1 variable):** 8. `risk_threshold: 6` - Project-wide risk threshold
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**Conservative Result:** 20 → 12 variables (40% reduction)
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#### Aggressive Cleanup (12 variables):
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**Add to Conservative (4 more variables):** 9. `include_risk_matrix: true` - Determined by design_level 10. `include_coverage_matrix: true` - Determined by design_level 11. `include_execution_order: true` - Determined by design_level 12. `include_resource_estimates: true` - Determined by design_level
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**Aggressive Result:** 20 → 8 variables (60% reduction)
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#### After Conservative Cleanup, Keep:
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1. `design_level: "full"` - Choice
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2. `selective_testing_strategy: "risk-based"` - Choice
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3. `standalone_mode: false` - Mode
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4. `risk_categories, priority_levels, test_levels` - Standard lists (maybe hardcode)
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5. `include_risk_matrix, include_coverage_matrix, include_execution_order, include_resource_estimates` - Output components (maybe derive from design_level)
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6. `default_output_file` - Output path
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7. Standard fields
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## 6. Template Variable Mapping
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**Workflow Type:** Document workflow (has template)
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**Template File:** test-design-template.md
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**Status:** ⚠️ **LIKELY BROKEN** - Template integration needs verification (pattern from previous audits)
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**Recommendation:** Verify template integration or remove template.
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## Recommendations
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### Critical (Fix Immediately)
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1. **Add web_bundle configuration**
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- Severity: CRITICAL
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- Impact: Enables web deployment
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### Important (Address Soon)
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2. **Fix template integration**
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- Severity: IMPORTANT
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- Impact: Template functionality
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3. **Add config variable usage**
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- Severity: IMPORTANT
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- Impact: BMAD v6 compliance
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### Cleanup (Nice to Have)
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4. **Conservative cleanup (8 variables - 40% reduction)**
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- Remove: risk_assessment_enabled, auto_load_knowledge, include_mitigation_plan, include_gate_criteria
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- Remove: epic_num, story_path placeholders (use <ask>)
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- Remove: output_file redundancy
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- Move: risk_threshold to project config
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- Severity: CLEANUP
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- Impact: Cleaner, more maintainable
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5. **Aggressive cleanup (12 variables - 60% reduction)**
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- Add to conservative: Remove 4 include\_\* flags, derive from design_level
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- Example: design_level="minimal" → skip resource estimates and execution order automatically
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- Severity: CLEANUP (optional)
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- Impact: Even cleaner configuration
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6. **Hardcode standard lists (3 variables)**
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- risk_categories: "TECH,SEC,PERF,DATA,BUS,OPS" - Standard TEA categories
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- priority_levels: "P0,P1,P2,P3" - Standard priorities
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- test_levels: "e2e,api,integration,unit,component" - Standard levels
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- Severity: CLEANUP (optional)
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- Impact: Further simplification
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## Validation Checklist
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- [x] All standard config variables present ✅
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- [ ] No unused yaml fields (conservative: 40% bloat, aggressive: 60%)
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- [ ] Config variables used appropriately
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- [ ] Web bundle includes all dependencies
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- [ ] Template variables properly mapped
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- [x] File structure follows v6 conventions ✅
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- [ ] Variables reduced from 20 to 8-12
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- [x] Document workflow correctly configured ✅
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- [x] **BEST BLOAT SCORE** among all workflows! ✅
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## Next Steps
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1. **Fix web_bundle** immediately
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2. **Address template integration** and config usage
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3. **Consider conservative cleanup** - 40% bloat reduction
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4. **Consider aggressive cleanup** - 60% bloat reduction (if design_level determines output)
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5. **Re-run audit** after fixes
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**Cleanup Impact:**
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- Conservative: 20 → 12 variables (40% reduction)
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- Aggressive: 20 → 8 variables (60% reduction)
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- Bloat: 40-60% → 0%
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- Maintainability: Improved
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- Web deployment: Enabled
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## Positive Observations
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1. ✅ **BEST BLOAT SCORE!**
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- Only 40% bloat (conservative estimate)
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- Lowest of all 8 audited workflows
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- Most variables have legitimate purpose
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2. ✅ **Good Design Choices**
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- design_level (full/targeted/minimal) - legitimate
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- selective_testing_strategy (risk-based/coverage-based/hybrid) - legitimate
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- standalone_mode (with/without epic context) - legitimate
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3. ✅ **Proper Document Workflow Structure**
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- Has template file
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- Clear output path
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4. ✅ **Good Risk Assessment**
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- Risk categories defined
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- Priority levels standardized
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- Gate criteria included
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5. ✅ **Knowledge Base Integration**
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- References tea-index.csv
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- Loads risk assessment fragments
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**Overall:** This is the BEST workflow of all 8 audited! Lowest bloat (40%), most legitimate variables, good design choices. Still needs web_bundle, template integration, and config usage fixes. Conservative cleanup (40%) would make this excellent. Aggressive cleanup (60%) would make this exceptional.
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**Why This Workflow Is Better:**
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- Variables like design_level and selective_testing_strategy are legitimate CHOICES
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- Include\_\* flags affect OUTPUT COMPONENTS, not methodology (unlike other workflows)
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- No methodology-breaking variables (like start_failing: false or assess_security: false)
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- Cleaner separation between configuration and requirements
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**Audit Complete** - Generated by audit-workflow v1.0
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🏆 **BEST WORKFLOW AWARD:** Lowest bloat (40%) of all 8 audited workflows!
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