1. A computer-implemented method comprising: receiving a copy of source code and data associated with a sample execution of a set of instructions specified by the copy of the source code; inserting, into the set of instructions specified by the copy of the source code, an instruction that corresponds to a code statement that precedes an untraversed code path within the received copy of the source code, as identified by the data associated with the sample execution, wherein inserting, into the set of instructions comprises: automatically identifying a line that corresponds to code statements in the received copy of source code by recognizing code statements in the received copy of source code that indicate the presence of an untraversed code path, and inserting, into the set of instructions, an instruction that corresponds to the identified code statement in the received copy of source code; providing an option to redirect execution of the set of instructions at the inserted instruction, wherein providing an option to redirect execution of the set of instructions at the inserted instruction comprises: suspending execution of the set of instructions at the inserted instruction that corresponds to a code statement that precedes an untraversed code path within the received copy of the source code, displaying state information associated with the executed set of instructions; providing an option to modify the state information associated with the executed set of instructions, identifying a code path that corresponds to the modified state information; in response to identifying the code path according to the modified state information, redirecting execution of the set of instructions specified by the copy of the source code, and generating a script to store the modified program state information; generating a test case that increases code coverage based on the redirected execution of the set of instructions; and generating data associated with a sample execution of the set of instructions specified by the copy of the source code by executing the instructions specified by the copy of the source code.