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Raise Codecov-reported test coverage for C64 Commander to a defined target without duplicating tests or degrading signal quality.
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Raise Codecov-reported test coverage for C64 Commander to a defined target without duplicating tests or degrading signal quality.
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| name | c64-coverage |
| description | Raise Codecov-reported test coverage for C64 Commander to a defined target without duplicating tests or degrading signal quality. |
| argument-hint | target-percentage |
| user-invokable | true |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Increase repository coverage as reported by Codecov to the specified percentage.
Coverage must be meaningful, non-duplicative, and aligned with the project’s Android-first strategy.
If any precondition fails, stop and report.
Do not prioritize trivial getters or framework glue.
Rules:
Use when capturing a new device-menu YAML (a new family or firmware) and bootstrapping its REST<->menu association for the Config-page menu mapping layer, or when re-validating/extending the existing C64U mapping. Covers the draft_association.py authoring aid and the compile-menu-mapping pipeline.
Use when hardware validation or debugging needs the adb-attached Pixel 4 plus a reachable Ultimate device over REST in C64 Commander. Prefer u64 when both u64 and c64u are reachable.
Use when auditing README, docs/**, docs/, or in-app documentation for stale guidance, contradictions, undocumented behavior, or screenshot drift in C64 Commander.
Use when building a repository inventory for C64 Commander, including subsystem boundaries, runtime entry points, and major module responsibilities.
Use when tracing runtime behavior in C64 Commander from UI events through state updates, async queues, throttling, and device requests.
Production hardening workflow for C64 Commander covering CI integrity, Docker images, Node runtime, artifact consistency, and release stability.