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Audit Swift/xOS test suites for flaky patterns, speed issues, Swift Testing migration opportunities, and overall test health; outputs prioritized findings with
Axiom's Test Auditor walks codebases to map test coverage, detect anti-patterns (sleep calls, shared mutable state, unnecessary UI tests), reason about untested critical paths (auth, payments, persistence), and produce a prioritized health score. It produces file:line findings, severity ratings, and actionable fixes geared toward Swift/Xcode projects.
Run this skill when preparing a codebase for CI reliability, migrating to Swift Testing, or when you want a focused, evidence-backed audit of test quality and speed. Especially useful for iOS teams who need to reduce flaky UI tests and shift logic into faster unit tests.
Best used by agents that can scan repos, grep files, and produce code-location findings (Claude Code–style agents or repo-scanning automation agents).
A thorough Swift/iOS test quality auditor that runs 5 phases: coverage shape mapping, anti-pattern detection, completeness reasoning, compound risk correlation, and health scoring. No scripts bundled — it's a pure prompt-driven skill. Well-structured with detailed grep patterns, fix examples, and false-positive handling. Targets a specific but valuable niche for iOS teams concerned about test health.
Clean skill with no security concerns. Part of the Axiom skill collection. The disable-model-invocation frontmatter flag is notable — it prevents automatic tool invocation, requiring explicit user triggering. Phase 4 (compound findings) is a clever addition that cross-references issues for severity escalation.
