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The test suite executed successfully with 135 tests passing across 6 test suites in ~4.4 seconds. Overall coverage metrics are passing against thresholds, but significant gaps exist in security-critical paths and core orchestration logic.
Overall Coverage
Metric
Coverage
Threshold
Status
Statements
38.39% (182/474)
38%
✅ Pass
Branches
31.78%
30%
✅ Pass
Functions
37.03%
35%
✅ Pass
Lines
38.31%
38%
✅ Pass
Summary: All global thresholds are passing, but the margins are narrow. The project is at the minimum acceptable coverage level.
🛡️ Security-Critical Path Status
The firewall's security-critical modules show mixed coverage:
Module
Purpose
Coverage
Status
squid-config.ts
HTTP/HTTPS domain ACL filtering
100% ✅
Fully protected
logger.ts
Logging infrastructure
100% ✅
Fully protected
host-iptables.ts
L3/L4 network isolation & iptables rules
83.63%⚠️
Good (gaps in edge cases)
cli.ts
Main entry point & orchestration
0% ❌
Critical gap
docker-manager.ts
Container lifecycle management
18% ❌
Critical gap
finite-disclosure.ts
Enclave protocol validation
38.12%⚠️
Needs testing
Key Finding: The protocol-critical modules (squid-config.ts, domain filtering) are fully tested, but the orchestration layer (cli.ts, docker-manager.ts) that manages the containers and coordinates startup/shutdown is essentially untested (0–18% coverage).
📋 Coverage Table
Fully Covered (100%)
File
Statements
Branches
Functions
Lines
logger.ts
100% (16/16)
100% (6/6)
100% (8/8)
100% (16/16)
squid-config.ts
100% (13/13)
100% (5/5)
100% (5/5)
100% (12/12)
cli-workflow.ts
100% (16/16)
100% (2/2)
100% (1/1)
100% (16/16)
Good Coverage (50–80%)
File
Statements
Branches
Functions
Lines
Priority
host-iptables.ts
83.63% (92/110)
55.55% (10/18)
100% (5/5)
83.63% (92/110)
Medium
enclave/runtime-preflight.ts
66.66%
41.02%
—
—
Low
microvm/rootfs.ts
71.69%
54.54%
—
—
Low
commands/validators/config-assembly.ts
73.68%
25%
—
—
Low
Critical Gaps (<50%)
File
Statements
Branches
Functions
Blocking Issues
cli.ts
0% (0/69)
0% (0/17)
0% (0/10)
❌ Entry point untested; CLI arg parsing, signal handling, error flow all missing
docker-manager.ts: 1/25 functions tested (container startup, health checks, log parsing, cleanup all missing)
Partially Tested:
host-iptables.ts: 5/5 functions covered (100%), but only 55.55% of branches exercised—edge cases and error conditions in setupHostIptables() may not be tested
Fully covered modules (logger, squid-config) indicate established, stable code with mature test suites
Untested entry points (cli.ts, docker-manager.ts) suggest orchestration logic was added without test coverage from the start
🔎 Notable Findings
Protocol Security Verified: The core domain-filtering logic (squid-config.ts, 100% coverage) and logging infrastructure are fully tested. The L7 proxy controls and domain ACL enforcement are protected against regression.
Orchestration Untested:cli.ts and docker-manager.ts have 0–18% coverage. This includes container lifecycle management, health check coordination, graceful shutdown, and error recovery—all critical for reliable firewall operation. A single untested code path in startup/cleanup could cause container orphaning or resource leaks.
Enclave Protocol Low Branch Coverage:finite-disclosure.ts (38% statements, 26% branches) handles agent-authored schemas and result validation. The low branch coverage suggests conditional error paths, format validation, and edge cases (e.g., cardinality overflow, malformed envelopes) are not fully exercised. This is a security-critical validation layer.
Narrow Passing Margins: Statement coverage at 38.39% is passing a 38% threshold by 0.39 percentage points. Any regression in tested modules could breach the global threshold.
🎯 Recommendations
🔴 High Priority
Test cli.ts Entry Point (0% → target 75%+)
Why: The main entry point orchestrates the entire firewall lifecycle: config generation, container startup, command execution, and cleanup. Untested signal handlers (SIGINT/SIGTERM), error paths, and argument validation could cause crashes or unexpected behavior.
What to cover: Happy path (config → startup → execution → cleanup), signal handling, error cases, config validation
Effort: Medium (24–32 hours); unblocks container lifecycle testing
Test docker-manager.ts Container Lifecycle (18% → target 65%+)
Why: This module handles 3,900+ lines of container orchestration. Only 1 of 25 functions is tested. Container startup failures, orphaned containers, or incorrect cleanup are significant operational risks.
What to cover: Container startup with health checks, timeout handling, log streaming, cleanup operations, error conditions
Effort: High (40–48 hours); requires Docker integration testing
Why: This module validates enclave request schemas and results. Low branch coverage indicates conditional logic (cardinality calculation, malformed payloads, format validation) is not exercised. An attacker-controlled schema could trigger an untested code path.
What to cover: Schema parsing edge cases, result validation, cardinality calculation with BigInt, all error conditions
Effort: Medium (24–32 hours); security-critical for enclave feature
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The test suite executed successfully with 135 tests passing across 6 test suites in ~4.4 seconds. Overall coverage metrics are passing against thresholds, but significant gaps exist in security-critical paths and core orchestration logic.
Overall Coverage
Summary: All global thresholds are passing, but the margins are narrow. The project is at the minimum acceptable coverage level.
🛡️ Security-Critical Path Status
The firewall's security-critical modules show mixed coverage:
Key Finding: The protocol-critical modules (
squid-config.ts, domain filtering) are fully tested, but the orchestration layer (cli.ts,docker-manager.ts) that manages the containers and coordinates startup/shutdown is essentially untested (0–18% coverage).📋 Coverage Table
Fully Covered (100%)
logger.tssquid-config.tscli-workflow.tsGood Coverage (50–80%)
host-iptables.tsenclave/runtime-preflight.tsmicrovm/rootfs.tscommands/validators/config-assembly.tsCritical Gaps (<50%)
cli.tsdocker-manager.tsbounded-execution/finite-disclosure.tsmicrovm/network-reservation.ts🔧 Function Audit
Fully Tested Functions (3 modules):
logger.ts: 8/8 functions covered (100%)squid-config.ts: 5/5 functions covered (100%)cli-workflow.ts: 1/1 function covered (100%)Untested Functions (2 critical modules):
cli.ts: 0/10 functions tested (signal handlers, orchestration flow, error handling)docker-manager.ts: 1/25 functions tested (container startup, health checks, log parsing, cleanup all missing)Partially Tested:
host-iptables.ts: 5/5 functions covered (100%), but only 55.55% of branches exercised—edge cases and error conditions insetupHostIptables()may not be tested📅 Recent Source Changes (last 7 days)
Based on the coverage data:
🔎 Notable Findings
Protocol Security Verified: The core domain-filtering logic (
squid-config.ts, 100% coverage) and logging infrastructure are fully tested. The L7 proxy controls and domain ACL enforcement are protected against regression.Orchestration Untested:
cli.tsanddocker-manager.tshave 0–18% coverage. This includes container lifecycle management, health check coordination, graceful shutdown, and error recovery—all critical for reliable firewall operation. A single untested code path in startup/cleanup could cause container orphaning or resource leaks.Enclave Protocol Low Branch Coverage:
finite-disclosure.ts(38% statements, 26% branches) handles agent-authored schemas and result validation. The low branch coverage suggests conditional error paths, format validation, and edge cases (e.g., cardinality overflow, malformed envelopes) are not fully exercised. This is a security-critical validation layer.Narrow Passing Margins: Statement coverage at 38.39% is passing a 38% threshold by 0.39 percentage points. Any regression in tested modules could breach the global threshold.
🎯 Recommendations
🔴 High Priority
Test
cli.tsEntry Point (0% → target 75%+)Test
docker-manager.tsContainer Lifecycle (18% → target 65%+)Increase
finite-disclosure.tsBranch Coverage (26% → target 65%+)🟡 Medium Priority
host-iptables.tsBranch Coverage (55% → target 75%+)🟢 Low Priority
Adoption Path:
cli.ts(unblocks end-to-end testing)docker-manager.ts(stabilizes container lifecycle)finite-disclosure.tsandhost-iptables.tsbranches (hardening)All reactions