backend-tdd-workflow

Enforce test-driven development workflows for backend .NET projects.

1|Updated Jan 25, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/a35506322/Lab.Todo --skill backend-tdd-workflow
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Skill: backend-tdd-workflow
Source: https://github.com/a35506322/Lab.Todo/tree/main/.cursor/skills/backend-tdd-workflow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/a35506322/Lab.Todo --skill backend-tdd-workflow

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the risk of fragile, untested backend code that breaks during feature additions, bug fixes, or refactoring, a common issue when teams skip formal testing processes for .NET backend projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Strict TDD Enforcement: Requires writing failing unit and integration tests before implementing any backend code, ensuring all new functionality is test-validated from the start.
  • Structured Test Guidelines: Defines clear rules for test naming, Arrange-Act-Assert structure, test isolation via mocks, and edge case coverage (nulls, large values, boundary conditions) to keep test suites maintainable and reliable.
  • Use Case: When adding a new user login endpoint to a .NET Minimal API project, this Skill guides you to first write failing tests for valid/invalid credentials, implement the endpoint to pass the tests, then refactor the code for readability and performance.

Quick Start

Use the backend-tdd-workflow skill to build a new password reset API endpoint with full unit and integration test coverage following TDD best practices.

Frequently Asked Questions about backend-tdd-workflow

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I enforce test-driven development for .NET backend API endpoints?

Test-driven development for .NET backend endpoints is enforced by mandating failing unit and integration tests before implementing Minimal API or service layer code, followed by refactoring for readability and performance.

What is the best way to structure unit and integration tests for .NET Minimal APIs?

The best way to structure .NET Minimal API unit and integration tests is using the Arrange-Act-Assert pattern, ensuring test isolation via mocks, and applying descriptive test naming for maintainable regression testing.

Can I use this TDD workflow for bug fixes and code refactoring in existing .NET projects?

Yes, this TDD workflow applies to bug fixes and code refactoring in existing .NET projects by requiring regression tests that validate edge cases, boundary conditions, and null values before altering business logic.

How do I cover edge cases when writing integration tests for .NET service layers?

To cover edge cases in .NET service layer integration tests, you must write validations for nulls, large values, and boundary conditions while adhering to performance guardrails and maintaining strict test isolation.

Why does test-driven development matter for backend .NET feature implementation?

Test-driven development matters for backend .NET features because it eliminates the risk of fragile, untested code by ensuring all new business logic and API endpoints are test-validated from the very start.