Project: Added a claude command

Author: drowaudio

.claude/commands/improve-pr-coverage.md

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+Improve test coverage for this PR's changed code.
+
+Follow these steps in order:
+
+1. **Identify PR scope:** Run `git diff main...HEAD --name-only` to find all files changed in this branch. These are the only files you should care about. Exclude anything in the `legacy` namespace entirely.
+
+2. **Understand what changed:** Read the changed files and build a mental model of the new/modified features, public APIs, branching logic, and edge cases introduced by this PR.
+
+3. **Run coverage baseline:** Build and run the coverage tool in `tests/coverage` to generate a report. Parse the output to extract per-file and per-function coverage percentages for the changed files only.
+
+4. **Prioritize gaps:** From the changed files, rank uncovered or under-covered areas by size and importance:
+   - Prefer covering entire uncovered functions/methods over chasing individual branch misses
+   - Prefer public API surface over internal helpers
+   - Prefer complex branching logic and error handling over straight-line code
+   - Skip trivial getters/setters and boilerplate
+
+5. **Write tests:** Add or extend tests targeting the largest coverage gaps first. For each test:
+   - Place it in the appropriate existing test file/directory following the project's conventions
+   - Name it descriptively for what behavior it verifies
+   - Cover the happy path, then key error/edge cases
+   - Stop working on a file once it reaches ~85% coverage — do not chase 100%
+
+6. **Verify:** Re-run the coverage tool after writing tests. Confirm that the changed files are at or near 85%. If any file is still significantly below, do another pass on the biggest remaining gap only.
+
+**Constraints:**
+- Do NOT modify any source code — only add/edit test files
+- Do NOT touch or add tests for anything in the `legacy` namespace
+- Do NOT add tests for code outside the PR's changed files
+- Target 85% coverage on changed files, not the whole repo