bp-tdd-review

Automating a TDD plan-review workflow involves rewriting existing plan files into a strict Red/Green/Refactor sequence, enforcing test-first design. This process automatically injects Phase 0 failing tests and maps each RED task to a corresponding GREEN implementation task.

A non-destructive TDD plan transformation restructures your software planning documents into Red, Green, and Refactor phases without executing or writing any actual code. It preserves your original user data and intent while enforcing strict phase mapping and coverage verification.

To map failing tests to implementation tasks, you rewrite the plan to inject a Phase 0 test suite representing the RED phase. The workflow then automatically maps each RED failing test task to its corresponding GREEN implementation task for structured coverage.

Yes, TDD plan-review supports audit trails and dependency tracking across the entire plan lifecycle. It enforces an auditable transformation workflow that documents dependencies, phase mappings, and error handling without executing code.

Yes, you can use TDD plan restructuring for automation tasks where plan validation and coverage verification must be enforced. It transforms plans into a strict Red/Green/Refactor cycle, ensuring tests precede implementations and verifying end-to-end plan quality.

You should not use automated TDD plan transformation when you need to execute code or generate actual implementation files, as this workflow is strictly non-destructive. It only restructures and documents the plan file without writing or running any code.