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You can automate the TDD workflow by running a script that reads your todo.md file and sequentially executes the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle for each listed task. It automatically handles branch creation and commits changes upon completion.

Branch management during a RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle is handled through shell commands that automatically create and track a new branch for each task defined in your todo.md file. This isolates changes for individual tasks.

You need a todo.md file containing your tasks and a system environment that allows shell commands for branch creation and file operations. The automation relies on these shell commands to manage version control.

No, this TDD automation requires shell access because it uses shell commands for branch creation and system access for file operations. Without shell access, the version control and branch tracking features cannot function.

The best way to track commits during red-green-refactor cycles is to use an automated script that commits changes and updates your todo.md file upon completion of each task. This ensures your task list reflects current progress.

The TDD workflow automation creates a new branch for each task to isolate development changes and facilitate version control tracking. This allows each RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle to be reviewed independently before merging.