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name: coverage description: Query and analyze test coverage. Use this to check coverage before modifying code, identify uncovered files before a PR, or track coverage trends over time. Triggers immediately on keywords like "coverage", "test pass", "uncovered areas", or "add tests". version: 2.3.0 updated: 2026-03-12

Test Coverage Map

Purpose: Query test coverage, identify uncovered areas, and track coverage trends.

Role breakdown:

Skill	Timing	Scope
/coverage (this skill)	Before/after changes, regular queries	Coverage status + uncovered areas + trends
/audit	Before deployment	Full audit
/impact	Before changes	Impact analysis

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Absolute Prohibitions

1. Do not modify code directly — that is the implementation agent's responsibility
2. Do not change test configuration — only perform coverage analysis
3. Do not arbitrarily lower coverage thresholds — follow the criteria defined in planning documents

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Actions to Take Immediately on Trigger

1. Detect project type (Python/Node.js/Rust/Go, etc.)
2. Check test environment
3. Collect coverage data
4. Identify uncovered files/areas
5. Analyze coverage trends (when available)
6. Generate report and present recommendations

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Commands

Command	Description
/coverage	Full project coverage query
/coverage <path>	Coverage for a specific directory/file
/coverage --uncovered	Show only uncovered areas
/coverage --threshold <n>	Show files below n% coverage
/coverage --trend	Coverage trend (7-day/30-day)
/coverage --function <file>	Per-function coverage for a file
/coverage --branch	Detailed branch coverage
/coverage --report	Generate detailed HTML report

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Execution Process

Step 1: Detect Project Type

ls pyproject.toml setup.py requirements.txt 2>/dev/null && echo "Python"
ls package.json 2>/dev/null && echo "Node.js"
ls Cargo.toml 2>/dev/null && echo "Rust"
ls go.mod 2>/dev/null && echo "Go"

Step 2: Collect Coverage Data

Project	Command
Python	pytest --cov=. --cov-report=json --cov-report=term-missing
Node.js (Vitest)	npm run test -- --coverage
Node.js (Jest)	npm run test -- --coverage
Rust	cargo tarpaulin --out Json
Go	go test -coverprofile=coverage.out ./...

Step 3: Identify Uncovered Areas

From the coverage report, identify:

• Uncovered lines
• Uncovered branches
• Uncovered functions

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Recommendation Thresholds

Coverage	Verdict	Action
80%+	Good	Maintain this level during maintenance
70–80%	Improve	Add exception/edge case tests
Below 70%	Low	Run /coverage --uncovered to identify gaps, then add tests

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Related Skill Integration

Skill	When to Link	Purpose
/impact <file>	Before a change	Check coverage after impact analysis
/audit	Before deployment	Coverage validation within full audit
/checkpoint	On task completion	Coverage check during code review

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Reference Documents

For detailed output examples, per-language configuration, and usage scenarios, see:

• references/output-formats.md — Output format details
• references/tech-specs.md — Per-language test runner configuration
• references/scenarios.md — Usage scenarios and integration examples

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Last Updated: 2026-03-12 (v2.3.0 - Progressive Disclosure applied)