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testing-strategy

Use when planning or reviewing tests for a code change, choosing between unit, focused regression, integration, contract, end-to-end, performance, security, property-based, or agent-evaluation checks; classify change risk first and select the smallest evidence set that proves the behavior. Do not use for a single obvious test command, pure documentation changes, or a full security audit without a testing question.

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# Testing Strategy

Testing is an evidence-selection problem, not a contest to run the largest
suite. Choose the smallest set that can falsify the changed behavior, then add
one higher-level check only when it covers a boundary the lower level cannot.
Keep execution environments reusable, but separate their evidence profiles:
`staging-smoke`, `security-proof`, `release-attestation`, and `nightly-stress`.
Use `harness-feedback` when a gate is reported as overloaded or misplaced.

## Workflow

1. Freeze the acceptance criteria as observable outcomes.
2. Inspect the changed files and classify the risk.
3. Select the lowest useful test level from the matrix below and name the profile.