tweakcode
verbUK /ˈtwiːk.kəʊd/
US /ˈtwiːk.koʊd/
To change a little bit of computer code to make it work better.
She had to tweakcode the game so the character could jump higher.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To make small, careful changes to a set of instructions.
He tweakcoded the robot's steps until it walked straight.
3. To fix a tiny mistake in a computer program.
The app kept crashing, so they tweakcoded the login screen.
4. To improve something by changing just a few lines.
With a quick tweakcode, the website loaded much faster.