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Vericov

Vericov is an agentic coverage platform for coverage reporting, merge confidence, and autonomous test remediation workflows.

This initial Python package reserves the vericov distribution name while the public Python client and CLI are prepared. The package currently exposes version metadata only.

Installation

pip install vericov

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