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tdmcp-test-coverage

Orchestrate any tdmcp test-coverage work: run the coverage harness, inspect coverage gaps, plan focused Vitest/msw or bridge tests, delegate coverage writers, verify coverage deltas, and re-run gates. Use whenever the user asks to raise coverage, add broad regression coverage, create a test harness, improve tests, re-run a coverage wave, or fix a coverage gate.

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tdmcp-test-coverage

Use this skill for coverage-improvement work in this repository. The goal is more tested behavior, not prettier percentages.

Phase 0 - Context

  1. Read AGENTS.md, package.json, vitest.config.ts, and the nearest tests.
  2. Run npm run coverage:harness unless the user asked for a static-only pass.
  3. Read _workspace/coverage/latest.md.
  4. Treat the actionable scope as src/**/*.ts; src/knowledge/data/** is generated reference data and is intentionally excluded.

Phase 1 - Select gaps

Choose one to three independent gaps. Prefer seams where a test can lock a real contract:

  • CLI/config: parsing, defaulting, env precedence, diagnostics, and exit behavior.
  • Resource/knowledge loaders: URI matching, malformed input, ranking, and stable result shape.
  • Tool implementations: Zod defaults, bridge payloads, warnings, and isError paths using msw.
  • Server/client boundaries: offline TD behavior, auth forwarding, timeout/retry, event streaming, and transport setup.

Skip generated data, docs-only files, and import-only tests.

Phase 2 - Build tests

For parallel work, spawn tdmcp-coverage-writer agents with one seam each. Give each writer:

  • target file(s) and nearest existing test to mirror;
  • behavior to assert;
  • expected failure mode or branch to cover;
  • exact narrow command to run.

The lead is the single writer for shared config, package scripts, and harness docs. Do not let multiple agents edit the same test file.

Phase 3 - Verify

Run narrow tests first. Then run:

npm run typecheck
npm run build
./node_modules/.bin/biome check .
npm run coverage:harness
npm run validate:recipes
npm run test:bridge

If a gate fails, fix forward. Do not lower coverage thresholds, delete assertions, or exclude executable code to pass.

Phase 4 - Report

Write _workspace/coverage/wave-<date>.md with:

  • starting and ending coverage summary;
  • tests added and behaviors covered;
  • commands run;
  • PASS/FAIL/UNVERIFIED buckets;
  • next suggested gaps from _workspace/coverage/latest.md.

Test scenarios

  • Normal flow: coverage harness identifies src/cli/chat.ts; writer adds focused CLI behavior tests; lead runs coverage and gates; report includes delta.
  • Error flow: a new test exposes a production bug; report the failing behavior, patch the smallest safe code path, keep the regression test, and re-run gates.

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