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Test Suite Health Score

Answer 10 questions about your Playwright suite. Get a score from 0 to 100 across speed, stability, coverage, and maintainability, plus concrete steps to improve.

Your suite, today

Answer each question based on how your team actually works, not how you wish it did.

Question 1 of 10

Stability

How often does someone on your team say 'just rerun it'?

0 of 10 answered. Score updates as you go.

Suite health score

Score
0/ 100
Grade
F

Answer all questions for your final grade and recommendations.

Speed
0
Stability
0
Coverage
0
Maintainability
0

How this works?

How 10 questions produce a score across speed, stability, coverage, and maintainability.

Answer 10 questions

Each question covers one of four dimensions: speed, stability, coverage, and maintainability. Pick the answer that reflects your suite today, not where you want it to be.

See your score per dimension

Each dimension is scored 0 to 100 based on your answers. Dimensions are weighted by how much they affect real-world test reliability, with stability carrying the most weight.

Get a letter grade

Your total score maps to a grade from A to F. The grade reflects how much friction your suite creates for the team, not just whether tests pass.

Act on concrete recommendations

You get specific, actionable next steps for each weak area. No vague advice. Each recommendation targets the exact answer that dragged your score down.

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FAQs

Each question earns points based on your answer. Points roll up into a per-dimension score from 0 to 100. The total is a weighted average: stability counts for 35%, speed 25%, coverage 20%, and maintainability 20%. Stability carries the most weight because flaky tests cost the most in real engineering time.