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Test-driven implementation using TDD slices requires writing failing tests first, then developing code to pass them, and committing each work slice systematically to a Draft PR branch for structured feature delivery and traceable progress.

Managing implementation across multiple plan slices involves breaking down complex features into structured segments, writing tests before code for each slice, and maintaining a clear record of progress through systematic version control commits.

Slice-based workflow improves test-driven development by enforcing disciplined, incremental progress: developers write failing tests for a specific slice, implement code to pass those tests, and commit the completed slice before moving to the next segment.

Yes, TDD-based implementation follows plan.md to guide work item execution, ensuring that each test and code slice aligns with the predefined project structure and maintains traceability with commit history.

Yes, this implementation workflow is designed for complex feature delivery, guiding software engineers through systematic slicing and structured testing to ensure disciplined, traceable version control practices throughout the development process.

Committing each TDD slice to a Draft PR branch ensures systematic version control and traceability, maintaining a clear record of progress as developers incrementally write tests and implement code for complex features.