boost-coverage

To boost test coverage iteratively, this Skill automates discovering real coverage commands across CI configs, targets eligible low-coverage files with small tests, and repeats until a documented threshold is met. It applies multi-agent coordination to plan, execute, and verify each improvement.

Automated test generation finds low-coverage files by discovering the repository's real coverage contracts and commands across existing CI configurations and test suites. It then identifies eligible files and targets them with small, reviewable tests to iteratively raise coverage.

No, this automated test generation applies specifically to software repositories with existing CI pipelines and test suites. It relies on discovering real coverage contracts from those CI configurations to identify eligible low-coverage files and guide targeted test additions.

The best way to enforce a coverage threshold is to let the Skill iterate until the documented threshold is met or a high-value blocker requires human input. It outputs an iteration digest to a designated path and stops automatically upon reaching the target.

Iterative coverage improvement stops before full coverage when a high-value blocker requires human input. The Skill enforces a documented coverage threshold to stop, ensuring it halts at the target or when it cannot automatically resolve an issue.

Yes, the boost-coverage Skill works with existing quality-assurance workflows by discovering real coverage contracts from current CI configs and test suites. It guides targeted test additions using multi-agent coordination to plan, execute, and verify improvements.