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Git hooks enforce test-driven development by blocking commits and pushes until mandatory steps like test planning and unit testing are completed. This ensures strict TDD adherence throughout your development lifecycle.

Pre-push Git hooks prevent pushing code directly to main by validating the target branch and blocking direct commits. This workflow enforcement ensures all changes go through proper review processes.

Git worktrees support feature development by running `git worktree add` to create isolated branches. This Skill enforces workflow consistency by preventing commits made outside of designated worktrees.

A code simplifier review in a pre-commit hook is an automated check that blocks commits if the code-simplifier agent has not been run. It enforces code quality by ensuring developers review and simplify their code before committing.

TDD workflow enforcement using this approach requires no external dependencies. It operates entirely through utility scripts and Git hooks to manage development state and enforce quality gates for actions like unit test execution and PR reviews.