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title: ‘TEA Test Design → BMAD Handoff Document’ version: ‘1.0’ workflowType: ‘testarch-test-design-handoff’ inputDocuments: [] sourceWorkflow: ‘testarch-test-design’ generatedBy: ‘TEA Master Test Architect’ generatedAt: ‘{timestamp}’

projectName: ‘{project_name}’

TEA → BMAD Integration Handoff

Purpose

This document bridges TEA’s test design outputs with BMAD’s epic/story decomposition workflow (create-epics-and-stories). It provides structured integration guidance so that quality requirements, risk assessments, and test strategies flow into implementation planning.

TEA Artifacts Inventory

Artifact Path BMAD Integration Point
Test Design Document {test_design_path} Epic quality requirements, story acceptance criteria
Risk Assessment (embedded in test design) Epic risk classification, story priority
Coverage Strategy (embedded in test design) Story test requirements

Epic-Level Integration Guidance

Risk References

Quality Gates

Story-Level Integration Guidance

P0/P1 Test Scenarios → Story Acceptance Criteria

Data-TestId Requirements

Risk-to-Story Mapping

Risk ID Category P×I Recommended Story/Epic Test Level
  1. TEA Test Design (TD) → produces this handoff document
  2. BMAD Create Epics & Stories → consumes this handoff, embeds quality requirements
  3. TEA ATDD (AT) → generates acceptance tests per story
  4. BMAD Implementation → developers implement with test-first guidance
  5. TEA Automate (TA) → generates full test suite
  6. TEA Trace (TR) → validates coverage completeness

Phase Transition Quality Gates

From Phase To Phase Gate Criteria
Test Design Epic/Story Creation All P0 risks have mitigation strategy
Epic/Story Creation ATDD Stories have acceptance criteria from test design
ATDD Implementation Failing acceptance tests exist for all P0/P1 scenarios
Implementation Test Automation All acceptance tests pass
Test Automation Release Trace matrix shows ≥80% coverage of P0/P1 requirements