Quality Check
Single-agent coverage scanner. Runs your test suite, ranks your top 5 riskiest untested paths by criticality, and gives you a prioritized fix list — no auto-fix, no parallel agents.
How It Works
- What should I test?: Single-agent coverage scan — no auto-fix
- Detect stack & run tests: JS · Python · Go — full suite with coverage enabled
- Score every gap by risk: Critical (auth · payments · writes) → High → Medium; ignores Low
- Prioritized fix list: Top 5 gaps with file:line + scenario, plus sub-5-minute quick wins
Invocation Triggers
/quality-checkcheck qualitycoverage scanwhat should I testUse Cases
- Find your riskiest untested code paths in 60 seconds
- Get a prioritized fix list before a PR review
- Understand your coverage gaps without chasing the percentage
The Problem
Most coverage reports tell you a percentage. They don't tell you which uncovered path would take down your auth flow, corrupt your payments, or silently lose a write. You end up guessing where to add tests.
What It Does
- 1Detect stack and run tests
Auto-detects JS, Python, or Go. Runs the full suite with coverage enabled.
- 2Score every gap by risk
Critical (auth, payments, writes) → High (business logic) → Medium → Low. Ignores Low entirely.
- 3Produce the fix list
Top 5 gaps with file:line, why it matters, and the specific scenario to test. Plus quick wins under 5 minutes each.
What You Get / What It Doesn't Do
- Coverage percentage with pass/close/needs-work status
- Top 5 gaps ranked Critical → High with file references
- Security flags for manual review
- Quick wins list ordered by time-to-fix
- Does not write tests — that is quality-team (Pro)
- Does not fix P0 security issues — reports them only
- Does not replace a full behavioral audit
Tips
Momentum matters. Fix the 5-minute items first, then tackle Critical gaps.
If you're under 60%, don't chase the number — fix Critical gaps first.
A test that asserts real behavior beats one that just checks the function runs.
Get the Skill
Quality Check
The full SKILL.md — copy it into ~/.claude/skills/ and trigger it by name.
Commonly Used With
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