diff --git a/docs/src/README.md b/docs/src/README.md
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 # Templar Protocol User Guide
 
-This is a high-level user guide for the Templar Protocol smart contracts.
+This is a comprehensive user guide for the Templar Protocol smart contracts.
 
 For definitions of key terms and concepts, refer to the [Glossary](./glossary.md).
 
-[The API documentation can be found here](../doc/templar_common/index.html).
+## Quick Navigation
+
+- **[Smart Contract Addresses](./contracts.md)** - Official contract addresses and verification
+- **[Protocol Governance](./governance.md)** - Administrative controls and upgrade mechanisms
+- **[Oracle System](./oracles.md)** - Price feed infrastructure and monitoring
+- **[Security Reporting](./security.md)** - Security practices and vulnerability reporting
+- **[Monitoring and Risk Management](./monitoring.md)** - Protocol health monitoring systems
+- **[Testing and Coverage](./testing.md)** - Comprehensive test suite documentation
+
+## Market Operations
+
+- **[Market Overview](./market/README.md)** - Core market functionality
+- **[Supply Assets](./market/supply.md)** - How to supply assets to earn yield
+- **[Borrow Assets](./market/borrow.md)** - How to borrow against collateral
+- **[Liquidations](./market/liquidate.md)** - Liquidation mechanisms and procedures
+
+## Additional Resources
+
+- **[API Documentation](../../target/doc/templar_common/index.html)** - Technical API reference (generated by `cargo doc`)
+- **[Implementation Notes](./notes.md)** - Technical implementation details
+
+## Getting Started
+
+1. **Review Security**: Start with our [Security documentation](./security.md) to understand the protocol's security model
+2. **Check Contract Addresses**: Get the latest deployed contracts from [Contract Addresses](./contracts.md)
+3. **Understand Market Operations**: Learn about [Market Operations](./market/README.md)
+4. **Explore Oracle System**: Understand price feeds in [Oracle Documentation](./oracles.md)
diff --git a/docs/src/SUMMARY.md b/docs/src/SUMMARY.md
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 # Summary
 
 - [Introduction](./README.md)
+- [Smart Contract Addresses](./contracts.md)
+- [Protocol Governance](./governance.md)
+- [Oracle System](./oracles.md)
+- [Security Reporting](./security.md)
+- [Monitoring and Risk Management](./monitoring.md)
+- [Testing and Coverage](./testing.md)
 - [Market](./market/README.md)
   - [Supply](./market/supply.md)
   - [Borrow](./market/borrow.md)
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+# Smart Contract Addresses
+
+This page provides information about Templar Protocol smart contracts and how to interact with them.
+
+## Deployed Addresses
+
+### NEAR Mainnet
+- **Registry**: `<TBD>`
+- **Pyth Oracle**: `<TBD>`
+- **LST Oracle Adapter**: `<TBD>`
+
+### NEAR Testnet
+- **Registry**: `<TBD>`
+- **Pyth Oracle**: `<TBD>`
+- **LST Oracle Adapter**: `<TBD>`
+
+## Contract Architecture
+
+### Registry Contract
+The registry is the central contract that:
+- Stores approved market contract versions
+- Deploys new markets with specific configurations
+- Maintains a list of all deployed markets
+
+### Market Contracts
+Market contracts are deployed dynamically through the registry. Each market represents a single asset pair (COLLATERAL → BORROW).
+
+To get the current list of deployed markets:
+```bash
+near view <registry-address> list_deployments '{"offset": 0, "count": 100}'
+```
+
+### Oracle Contracts
+- **Pyth Oracle**: Provides price feeds for assets ([Documentation](https://docs.pyth.network/))
+- **LST Oracle Adapter**: Transforms base oracle prices for liquid staking tokens
+
+## Interacting with Contracts
+
+### Querying Market Information
+```bash
+# Get all deployed markets
+near view <registry-address> list_deployments '{"offset": 0, "count": 100}'
+
+# Get specific market deployment info
+near view <registry-address> get_deployment '{"account_id": "<market-address>"}'
+
+# Query market configuration
+near view <market-address> get_configuration '{}'
+```
+
+### Contract Verification
+
+All smart contracts use reproducible builds. To verify deployed code:
+
+1. **Build locally**:
+   ```bash
+   cd contract/market
+   cargo near build reproducible-wasm
+   ```
+
+2. **Compare with registry deployment records**:
+   ```bash
+   # Get deployment hash from registry  
+   near view <registry-address> get_deployment '{"account_id": "<market-address>"}'
+   ```
+
+## Contract ABIs and Schemas
+
+After building, contract WASMs are available in `target/near/`:
+- **Market**: `target/near/templar_market_contract/templar_market_contract.wasm`
+- **Registry**: `target/near/templar_registry_contract/templar_registry_contract.wasm`
+- **LST Oracle**: `target/near/templar_lst_oracle_contract/templar_lst_oracle_contract.wasm`
+
+## Getting Current Addresses
+
+For deployed contract addresses, check:
+- **Official Website**: [templarfi.org](https://templarfi.org/)
+- **Discord**: [Templar Protocol Discord](https://discord.gg/KAvMtYpbep)
+- **Telegram**: [Templar Protocol Telegram](https://t.me/templarprotocol)
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+# Protocol Governance and Administrative Controls
+
+This document outlines the current administrative structure and governance controls of Templar Protocol.
+
+## Contract Upgradeability
+
+### Registry Contract
+- **Upgrade Status**: Upgradeable through owner account
+- **Owner Account**: `<TBD>`
+- **Upgrade Mechanism**: Direct contract code replacement
+- **Timelock**: No timelock implemented
+
+### Market Contracts
+- **Upgrade Status**: Immutable once deployed
+- **Deployment**: Markets are deployed through the registry with immutable code
+- **Version Control**: New market versions can be deployed through registry
+- **Existing Markets**: Cannot be upgraded; users must migrate to new versions
+
+## Administrative Roles and Capabilities
+
+### Registry Owner Capabilities
+The registry owner account has the following administrative privileges:
+
+1. **Version Management**
+   - Add new market contract versions: `add_version()`
+   - Remove contract versions: `remove_version()`
+   - Deploy new markets: `deploy_market()`
+
+2. **Market Deployment**
+   - Deploy markets with specific configurations
+   - Set initial full-access keys for deployed markets
+   - Control market naming and sub-account creation
+
+3. **Registry Management**
+   - Update registry contract code
+   - Manage storage and versioning
+
+### Market Contract Administration
+Once deployed, market contracts have **no admin functions**:
+- Markets operate autonomously based on initial configuration
+- No ability to pause, upgrade, or modify market parameters
+- All operations follow predetermined protocol rules
+
+## Access Control Implementation
+
+### Registry Access Control
+```rust
+// Only owner can add versions
+#[payable]
+pub fn add_version(&mut self, version_key: String, code: Vec<u8>) {
+    self.assert_owner();  // Validates caller is owner
+    // ... version addition logic
+}
+
+// Only owner can deploy markets
+#[payable] 
+pub fn deploy_market(&mut self, ...) {
+    self.assert_owner();  // Validates caller is owner
+    // ... deployment logic
+}
+```
+
+### Market Access Control
+Markets implement role-based access for specific operations:
+- **Public Operations**: Supply, borrow, withdraw, liquidate
+- **No Admin Operations**: Markets have no administrative override capabilities
+
+## Owner Configuration
+
+### Current Setup
+- **Registry Owner**: Single account
+- **Security Consideration**: Single point of failure exists
+
+## Upgrade Capabilities
+
+### Registry Upgrades
+Registry owner can:
+1. **Replace Contract Code**: Direct contract upgrade capability
+2. **Add Market Versions**: Deploy new market contract versions
+3. **Remove Versions**: Remove outdated market versions
+
+### Market Version Updates
+- **Version Deployment**: New market versions can be added to registry
+- **User Migration**: Users must manually migrate to new market versions
+- **No Forced Migration**: Existing markets continue operating
+
+## Emergency Procedures
+
+### Market Issues
+Since markets are immutable:
+- **Bug Discovery**: Deploy patched version through registry
+- **User Migration**: Users must manually migrate to new markets
+- **Asset Safety**: Existing deposits remain in original markets
+
+### Registry Issues
+- **Emergency Upgrade**: Owner can deploy fixes immediately
+- **No Automated Backup**: Manual procedures required
+
+## Current Governance Model
+
+### Owner-Based Control
+- **No Governance Token**: Protocol operates without governance tokens
+- **Single Owner**: All administrative decisions made by registry owner account
+- **No Voting Mechanism**: No on-chain voting implemented
+
+## Time Locks and Delays
+
+### Current Implementation
+- **No Timelocks**: Registry owner can execute upgrades immediately
+- **No Mandatory Delays**: No enforced waiting periods for changes
+
+## Transparency and Monitoring
+
+### Public Visibility
+- **Source Code**: All code publicly available on GitHub
+- **Deployment History**: Registry maintains deployment records via `list_deployments()`
+- **Audit Reports**: `<TBD>`
+
+### Monitoring Systems
+- **Contract State**: Manual monitoring required
+- **Upgrade Notifications**: Manual notifications required
+- **Community Communication**: Manual announcements through official channels
+
+## Risk Assessment
+
+### Current Mitigation
+- **Code Review**: Security reviews before deployment
+- **Open Source**: Public code visibility allows community review
+- **Testing**: Comprehensive test suite (280+ tests)
+- **Immutable Markets**: Market contracts cannot be modified once deployed
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+# Monitoring and Risk Management
+
+Templar Protocol uses available tools and established practices for monitoring protocol health and managing risks.
+
+## Protocol Monitoring Tools
+
+### Available Monitoring
+
+#### Bot Infrastructure
+The protocol includes operational bots for automated tasks:
+
+- **Liquidation Bot**: Monitors positions and executes liquidations
+  - Configurable intervals and concurrency
+  - Market registry monitoring  
+  - Oracle price feed integration
+  - Automated liquidation execution
+
+- **Accumulator Bot**: Handles interest accumulation
+  - Periodic interest calculations
+  - Multi-market support
+  - Configurable execution parameters
+
+#### Gas Usage Monitoring  
+Gas analysis tools provide performance insights:
+
+```bash
+./script/ci/gas-report.sh
+```
+
+This generates detailed reports on:
+- Function execution costs
+- Snapshot iteration limits
+- Performance bottlenecks
+
+### Manual Monitoring Procedures
+
+#### Protocol Health Checks
+Regular checks can be performed using:
+
+1. **Market Status**: Query market configurations and states
+2. **Oracle Health**: Verify price feed freshness and accuracy  
+3. **Liquidation Activity**: Monitor liquidation frequency and success rates
+4. **Gas Efficiency**: Track transaction costs and optimize operations
+
+#### Market Data Analysis
+Using available view functions:
+- Total Value Locked calculations
+- Utilization rate monitoring
+- Interest rate analysis
+- Position health assessment
+
+## Risk Management
+
+### Economic Risk Assessment
+
+#### Available Analysis Tools
+- **Market Configuration Review**: Analyze MCR ratios and interest rate models
+- **Oracle Price Monitoring**: Track price volatility and feed reliability
+- **Liquidation Efficiency**: Monitor liquidation success rates
+- **Position Analysis**: Assess individual and aggregate position health
+
+#### Risk Mitigation Strategies
+- **Conservative Parameters**: Well-tested collateralization ratios
+- **Oracle Integration**: Multiple validation layers for price feeds
+- **Liquidation Incentives**: Economic incentives for timely liquidations
+- **Interest Rate Models**: Dynamic models responding to market conditions
+
+### Operational Monitoring
+
+#### Smart Contract Health
+- **Function Success Rates**: Monitor transaction success/failure patterns
+- **Gas Efficiency**: Track and optimize gas usage
+- **State Consistency**: Verify protocol state integrity
+- **Access Control**: Monitor administrative function usage
+
+#### Network Dependencies
+- **NEAR Network Performance**: Monitor blockchain health and congestion
+- **Oracle Provider Status**: Track Pyth Network reliability
+- **RPC Node Health**: Monitor API responsiveness
+
+## Future Monitoring Enhancements
+
+<TBD>
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+# Oracle System Documentation
+
+Templar Protocol relies on external price oracles to determine asset values for collateralization and liquidation calculations.
+
+## Oracle Architecture
+
+### Primary Oracle Provider
+- **Pyth Network**: Primary price feed provider
+- **Oracle Contract**: <TBD> (mainnet) / `pyth-oracle.testnet` (testnet)
+- **Documentation**: [Pyth Network Documentation](https://docs.pyth.network/)
+
+### LST Oracle Adapter
+For Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs), Templar uses a custom oracle adapter:
+- **Purpose**: Transforms underlying asset prices using redemption rates
+- **Contract**: <TBD>
+- **Functionality**: Applies LST redemption rates to base asset prices
+
+## Price Feed Configuration
+
+### Market Oracle Settings
+Each market is configured with specific oracle parameters:
+
+```rust
+pub struct PriceOracleConfiguration {
+    /// Account ID of the oracle contract
+    pub account_id: AccountId,
+    /// Price identifier for borrow asset  
+    pub borrow_asset_price_id: PriceIdentifier,
+    /// Borrow asset decimals for price conversion
+    pub borrow_asset_decimals: u8,
+    /// Price identifier for collateral asset
+    pub collateral_asset_price_id: PriceIdentifier,
+    /// Collateral asset decimals for price conversion
+    pub collateral_asset_decimals: u8,
+    /// Maximum acceptable price age in seconds
+    pub price_maximum_age_s: u32,
+}
+```
+
+### Price Identifiers
+Price feeds are identified using Pyth Network's standardized price IDs:
+- **USDT**: `1fc18861232290221461220bd4e2acd1dcdfbc89c84092c93c18bdc7756c1588` (testnet)
+- **NEAR**: `27e867f0f4f61076456d1a73b14c7edc1cf5cef4f4d6193a33424288f11bd0f4` (testnet)
+
+## Update Frequency and Freshness
+
+### Pyth Network Updates
+- **Update Frequency**: Continuously updated (sub-second intervals)
+- **On-Chain Updates**: Pulled on-demand by protocol operations
+- **Price Staleness**: Configurable maximum age per market (typically 60 seconds)
+
+### Price Validation
+Markets validate price freshness before use:
+```rust
+// Reject prices older than configured maximum age
+pub price_maximum_age_s: u32,
+```
+
+If prices are stale:
+- Operations that require prices (borrow, liquidate) will fail
+- Users must wait for fresh price data
+- No fallback to potentially manipulated prices
+
+## Oracle Security Measures
+
+### Price Manipulation Protection
+
+1. **Confidence Intervals**: Pyth prices include confidence bands
+2. **Multiple Data Sources**: Pyth aggregates from multiple price providers
+3. **Outlier Detection**: Automatic filtering of anomalous price data
+4. **Time-Weighted Averages**: EMA (Exponentially Weighted Moving Average) prices used
+
+### Circuit Breakers
+- **Maximum Age Limits**: Reject stale price data
+- **Confidence Thresholds**: Reject prices with excessive uncertainty
+- **Price Deviation Limits**: (Future enhancement) Reject extreme price movements
+
+## Oracle Monitoring and Maintenance
+
+### Available Monitoring Tools
+The protocol provides tools for monitoring:
+
+1. **Price Feed Health**
+   - Oracle response monitoring via bot infrastructure
+   - Price staleness validation in market operations
+   - Manual price feed verification procedures
+
+2. **Price Validation**
+   - Built-in price age limits in market contracts
+   - Confidence interval validation from Pyth
+   - Manual cross-validation with external sources
+
+### Manual Monitoring Procedures
+
+<TBD>
+
+### Emergency Response
+
+#### Oracle Failure Scenarios
+1. **Temporary Outage**: 
+   - Operations requiring prices will pause
+   - Users can still withdraw existing positions
+   - No new borrows or liquidations until oracle recovery
+
+2. **Price Manipulation Attack**:
+   - Markets will reject stale prices automatically
+   - Manual review of suspicious price movements required
+   - Coordination with oracle provider for investigation needed
+
+3. **Oracle Provider Issues**:
+   - Alternative oracle providers could be evaluated
+   - Market migration would require new deployments
+   - Communication with affected users through official channels
+
+## LST Oracle Adapter Details
+
+### Functionality
+The LST oracle adapter enhances base oracle functionality:
+
+```rust
+pub struct PriceTransformer {
+    pub multiplier: Decimal,      // Conversion multiplier
+    pub shift: i8,               // Decimal shift adjustment  
+}
+```
+
+### Supported Transformations
+- **LST Price Calculation**: `base_price * redemption_rate`
+- **Decimal Normalization**: Price scaling for different asset decimals
+- **Rate Updates**: Real-time redemption rate queries
+
+### Example: stNEAR Price Calculation
+1. Fetch NEAR price from Pyth oracle
+2. Query stNEAR redemption rate from staking contract
+3. Calculate: `stNEAR_price = NEAR_price * redemption_rate`
+
+## Oracle Integration Testing
+
+### Available Tests
+1. **LST Oracle Integration**: Tests LST oracle adapter functionality
+2. **Price Transformation**: Tests price conversion and decimal handling
+3. **Market Integration**: Oracle configuration used in market liquidation tests
+
+### Mock Oracle Contract
+A mock oracle contract exists at `mock/oracle/` providing:
+- Controllable price feeds for testing
+- Basic oracle interface simulation
+- Integration with test infrastructure
+
+## Oracle Provider Diversification
+
+### Current Setup
+- **Primary**: Pyth Network
+- **Backup**: None currently deployed
+
+### Future Enhancements
+1. **Multiple Oracle Support**: Integrate additional oracle providers
+2. **Price Aggregation**: Combine prices from multiple sources
+3. **Fallback Mechanisms**: Automatic failover to backup oracles
+4. **Price Deviation Alerts**: Detect inconsistencies between providers
+
+## Gas Optimization
+
+### Oracle Call Costs
+
+<TBD>
+
+### Optimization Strategies
+- **Batch Price Queries**: Retrieve multiple prices in single call
+- **Caching**: Store recent prices to reduce oracle calls
+- **Gas Estimation**: Dynamic gas allocation based on oracle complexity
+
+## Compliance and Auditing
+
+<TBD>
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+# Security Reporting
+
+Templar Protocol takes security seriously and encourages responsible disclosure of security vulnerabilities.
+
+## Security Contact
+
+For security vulnerabilities and sensitive issues:
+- **Email**: [security@templarprotocol.com](mailto:security@templarprotocol.com)
+- **Telegram**: [@peer2f00l](https://t.me/peer2f00l)
+
+## Security Alerts
+
+Important security notices will be posted on the official Discord server, Telegram channel, and X (Twitter) account as stated in the [SECURITY.md](../SECURITY.md) file.
+
+## Audit Information
+
+- **Current Status**: `<TBD>`
+
+## Current Security Measures
+
+### Development Security
+
+#### Code Review Process
+- **GitHub Pull Requests**: Standard GitHub review process
+- **Code Quality Tools**: Automated formatting (`cargo fmt`) and linting (`cargo clippy`)
+- **Static Analysis**: Clippy linting integrated into CI workflows
+
+#### Testing Security
+- **Comprehensive Test Suite**: 280 tests covering protocol functionality
+- **Security-Related Testing**: Tests include security scenarios
+- **Integration Testing**: Full protocol interaction testing
+
+### Contract Security
+
+#### Access Control
+Registry contracts implement owner-based access control:
+```rust
+#[payable]
+pub fn add_version(&mut self, version_key: String, code: Vec<u8>) {
+    self.assert_owner();  // Only owner can add versions
+    // ...
+}
+```
+
+#### Market Immutability
+- **Market Contracts**: Immutable once deployed - no admin functions
+- **Protocol Rules**: All operations follow predetermined protocol rules
+- **No Pause Mechanisms**: Markets operate autonomously
+
+### Deployment Security
+
+#### Reproducible Builds
+- **Deterministic Compilation**: All contracts built reproducibly
+- **Code Verification**: Hash verification against deployed bytecode
+- **Open Source**: All code publicly available for review
+
+## Responsible Disclosure
+
+### Disclosure Process
+1. **Report**: Send vulnerability details to security@templarprotocol.com
+2. **Investigation**: Security team will assess the report
+3. **Resolution**: Fix development and deployment
+4. **Public Disclosure**: Coordinated disclosure after fix
+
+### Report Guidelines
+Please include:
+- Clear description of the vulnerability
+- Steps to reproduce the issue
+- Potential impact assessment
+- Suggested fixes (if available)
+
+## Community Involvement
+
+- **Open Source Review**: All code available for community audit
+- **Security Discussions**: Technical security discussions welcomed
+- **Vulnerability Reporting**: Clear process for security researchers documented
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+# Testing and Code Coverage
+
+Templar Protocol maintains comprehensive test suites to ensure protocol security and reliability.
+
+## Test Execution
+
+### Running All Tests
+```bash
+./script/test.sh
+```
+
+This script:
+1. Pre-builds all test contracts using `script/prebuild-test-contracts.sh`
+2. Runs tests using `cargo nextest run`
+
+### Test Structure
+
+The test suite includes:
+
+- **Unit Tests**: Located in each module's `tests/` directory
+- **Integration Tests**: Full protocol interaction tests
+- **Market Tests**: Comprehensive market functionality tests
+- **Registry Tests**: Contract deployment and management tests
+- **Oracle Tests**: Limited LST oracle and price transformation tests
+
+### Test Categories
+
+#### Market Contract Tests
+- **Basic Operations**: Supply, borrow, collateralize, withdraw
+- **Liquidation**: Liquidation scenarios and edge cases
+- **Interest Rates**: Interest accrual and rate calculations
+- **MCR (Minimum Collateralization Ratio)**: Maintenance and liquidation ratios
+- **Edge Cases**: Boundary conditions and error states
+
+#### Registry Contract Tests
+- **Deployment**: Market deployment from registry
+- **Version Management**: Adding and managing contract versions
+- **Access Control**: Admin permissions and restrictions
+
+#### Integration Tests
+- **End-to-End Workflows**: Complete user journeys
+- **Cross-Contract Interactions**: Registry-to-market deployments
+- **Oracle Integration**: Basic LST oracle and price transformation tests
+
+## Test Coverage
+
+### Current Coverage Areas
+
+The test suite covers:
+
+1. **Core Protocol Logic**
+   - Asset management operations (supply, borrow, collateralize, withdraw)
+   - Interest rate calculations and accumulation
+   - Liquidation mechanics and edge cases
+   - Collateralization requirements and validation
+
+2. **Smart Contract Interfaces**
+   - NEP-141 (Fungible Token) integration
+   - NEP-245 (Multi Token) support  
+   - Basic oracle price feed integration
+   - Cross-contract interactions
+
+3. **Error Handling**
+   - Invalid parameter handling
+   - Access control violations  
+   - Arithmetic overflow/underflow protection
+   - Edge case boundary testing
+
+4. **Integration Testing**
+   - Full protocol workflows
+   - Registry-to-market deployments
+   - Basic oracle integration (LST oracle and price transformation)
+
+### Test Execution Statistics
+
+```
+Test Results (Current):
+├── Total Tests Available: 280
+├── Includes unit tests for all contracts and modules
+├── Integration tests for full protocol workflows
+├── Bot tests for liquidation and accumulator logic
+└── Utility tests for common functionality
+
+Success Rate: 100% (all tests passing)
+```
+
+**Note**: Specific code coverage percentages require additional tooling setup.
+
+### Continuous Integration
+
+Tests run automatically on:
+- Production deployment builds
+- Staging deployment builds (triggered by pull requests)
+
+**Note**: Tests are executed via `workflow_call` in deployment workflows, not directly on pull requests or commits.
+
+## Test Environment
+
+Tests use:
+- **near-workspaces**: NEAR blockchain simulation
+- **Mock Contracts**: Isolated testing environment
+- **Deterministic Scenarios**: Reproducible test conditions
+
+### Mock Components
+- **Mock FT**: Simulated fungible tokens
+- **Mock Oracle**: Controlled price feeds
+- **Mock MT**: Multi-token simulation
+
+## Coverage Reporting
+
+### Available Tools
+
+To generate coverage reports, additional tooling can be installed:
+
+```bash
+# Install cargo-llvm-cov (optional)
+cargo install cargo-llvm-cov
+
+# Generate coverage report (when tooling is set up)
+cargo llvm-cov --html --output-dir coverage-report
+
+# View report
+open coverage-report/index.html
+```
+
+**Note**: Coverage reporting tools are not integrated into the CI pipeline.
+
+## Performance Testing
+
+### Gas Usage Analysis
+Gas usage analysis is available through existing tools:
+
+```bash
+./script/ci/gas-report.sh
+```
+
+This generates a comprehensive gas report for all market operations, including:
+- Individual function gas costs
+- Snapshot iteration limits  
+- Performance optimization targets
+
+## Test Data
+
+Test scenarios include:
+- **Market Configuration Testing**: Using test configurations with sample assets
+- **Basic Functionality Testing**: Standard protocol operations
+- **Edge Case Testing**: Boundary conditions and error states
+
+## Quality Assurance
+
+- **Automated Testing**: Tests run in deployment workflows
+- **Code Review**: GitHub pull request review process
+- **Security Testing**: Basic security-related tests included in test suite
+- **Regression Testing**: Full test suite runs with each deployment