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test-coverage

Skill0 starsChanged 5 months agoGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Add or update a comprehensive test suite for a project and drive it to at least 80% coverage on every half of the stack that exists. Frontend uses Playwright with tests under `test/frontend/`; backend uses pytest (with pytest-cov) under `test/backend/`. Backend tests must cover every API route and every health-check endpoint. Works on a dedicated branch, commits per phase, and iterates until both halves hit the 80% threshold or it explicitly reports it cannot. Use when the user invokes `/test-coverage`, asks to "add tests", "write a test suite", "get coverage to 80%", "test all the API routes", or similar.

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