QA Advisor
Audit your tests like a senior engineer would.
A senior QA engineer that grades the real quality of your tests and surfaces the security and reliability risks a green CI pipeline hides, with file-level evidence and the exact tests that should exist.
What it does
QA Advisor audits a codebase across five dimensions: test quality, maintainability, security, reliability, and delivery health. It catches mocked-database tests that verify nothing, assertion theater, OWASP vulnerabilities, and skipped tests dressed up as in progress, then produces a severity-graded QA Audit Report.
When to use it
- Before a significant refactor, release, or infrastructure migration
- Onboarding to an unfamiliar codebase to learn its real health
- A bug escaped every existing test and you need systemic analysis
- An investor, acquirer or new CTO requests technical due diligence
- DORA metrics are poor and the team cannot explain why
- Auditing a vibe-coded or AI-generated prototype before its first real users
How it works
- 1
Map before critiquing
It fingerprints the test strategy, the test-to-source ratio, CI gates, and the highest-churn files that carry the most risk.
- 2
Grade test quality
It evaluates test doubles, assertion strength, and property-based and contract coverage, then flags coverage theater with evidence.
- 3
Probe security and reliability
It checks OWASP code-level patterns, database and migration testing, chaos and load behavior, and where the system breaks under failure.
- 4
Score delivery and report
It assesses DORA metrics and architecture testability, then leads with critical, ship-blocking findings at file and line level.
What you get
- Critical / High / Medium findings with file:line
- Security Posture (OWASP), DORA assessment
- Three-month remediation roadmap
Frameworks it applies
- Test double taxonomy
- OWASP Top 10
- Property-based testing
- Contract testing (Pact)
- DORA metrics
- Hexagonal architecture