coverage-gap-detection

Missing test coverage is identified by evaluating critical paths, error branches, and boundary inputs against a defined test-strategy rubric, surfacing gaps in negative tests and authorization data paths.

Edge-case and negative-test identification works by evaluating error branches and boundary inputs against a defined test-strategy rubric, generating a structured set of findings to strengthen guardrails.

Gap analysis improves integration test strategy by surfacing untested paths and prioritizing actionable items that map directly to boundary tests, thereby reducing regression risk and increasing release confidence.

Applied to features just completed or before merge, this evaluates critical paths, error branches, and boundary inputs against a defined test-strategy rubric to surface authorization and data-path coverage gaps.

Automated gap detection works without external dependencies, scanning the repository directly to surface testing gaps and generate a prioritized report mapping to integration tests.