Daily Code Metrics Report - 2026-02-21 #17451
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The codebase continues its steady growth trajectory, reaching 433,306 Go LOC today — up +0.72% from yesterday and +4.1% over the past week. Go dominates at 92% of source code, complemented by a rich Markdown documentation layer. The overall quality score is 76/100, a slight dip of 2 points from yesterday (78) driven primarily by elevated source code churn this week.
Test coverage remains excellent at a 2.33x test-to-source ratio (302,969 test LOC vs 130,337 source LOC), well above the recommended minimum of 1.0. The major active areas this week are the docs editor,
safe-outputs-specification, andpkg/parser/schemas— reflecting ongoing documentation and schema work. Churn stability is the weakest component (3/15) due to high file modification volume (1,400 source files in 7 days), though this reflects active feature development rather than instability.📊 Visualizations
LOC Distribution by Language
Go accounts for 92% of all source LOC (433,306 lines). Markdown documentation is the second-largest category at 180,200 lines across 483 files. JavaScript, TypeScript, Shell, and Python together contribute ~14,700 lines.
Top Directories by LOC
pkg/dominates at 430,408 Go LOC across 1,694 files, reflecting the core library infrastructure..github/workflowsholds 268,651 lines across 395 files (including generated lock files). Thescratchpad/andskills/directories together contribute ~46,000 lines of supplementary content.Quality Score Breakdown
Score of 76/100 — Test Coverage achieves full marks (30/30), while Code Organization (18/25) and Documentation (18/20) score well. Churn Stability (3/15) reflects the high development velocity this week. Comment Density (7/10) at 10.4% is healthy but below the ideal 15-25% range.
Test Coverage Analysis
The test-to-source ratio has been exceptionally strong since Feb 17, holding steady around 2.33x. The ratio jumped sharply from 0.70 (Feb 15) to 2.15+ (Feb 17), indicating a significant addition of test infrastructure that has been maintained since.
Code Churn (Last 7 Days)
Top churn is concentrated in documentation and editor-related files.
safe-outputs-specification.mdgained +4,076 lines (specification expansion), anddocs/public/editor/saw significant updates toindex.html,editor.js, andautocomplete-data.json.pkg/parser/schemas/main_workflow_schema.jsonreflects ongoing schema evolution.pkg/cli/mcp_server.gohad a notable reduction (-1,357 lines), suggesting a refactor or cleanup. Lock files are excluded from this view.Historical Trends (7-Day Window)
Go LOC has grown steadily from 416K to 433K over the tracked period. Quality score fluctuates between 70–82 with today at 76. The test-to-source ratio stabilized above 2.0x from Feb 17 onward, indicating strong and sustained test coverage.
📈 Detailed Metrics
Size Metrics
Lines of Code by Language
Lines of Code by Directory
Quality Indicators
Test Coverage
*_test.gofilestest_lines_of_code): 302,969 linestest_to_source_ratio): 2.33 ➡️ (stable)Code Churn (Last 7 Days)
Source Code Churn (Excludes *.lock.yml)
Most Active Source Files
Workflow Lock File Churn (*.lock.yml only)
Note: Lock file churn is reported separately and excluded from quality score calculations to avoid noise from generated files.
Workflow Metrics
total_workflows): 213 files ➡️Documentation
Quality Score: 76/100 ⬇️ (was 78 yesterday)
Component Breakdown
💡 Insights & Recommendations
Churn Stability is the primary drag on quality score — 1,400 source files modified in 7 days is high. Consider reviewing whether large-scale automated changes (schema updates, doc generation) are inflating the count. Separating auto-generated changes from hand-written changes would give a cleaner stability signal.
214 large Go files (>500 LOC) represent 14% of all files and drag down Code Organization. Targeting the largest files for refactoring into smaller, focused packages could improve maintainability and the organization score.
pkg/cli/mcp_server.gohad a -1,264 net LOC reduction — this cleanup is positive and worth tracking to ensure no functionality was lost.Comment density at 10.4% is below the 15–25% ideal range. Go's self-documenting style helps, but adding godoc comments to exported functions would improve both the metric and developer experience.
The docs/public/editor/ cluster saw heavy churn (+4,400 combined lines across 3 files) — if this is the live editor feature, consider capturing integration tests to lock down the behavior before further refactors.
Report generated by Daily Code Metrics workflow · §22256076685
Historical data: 7-day window | Last updated: 2026-02-21 UTC
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