csharp-tdd-develop

A test-first TDD workflow for C# .NET requires strict RED-GREEN-REFACTOR sequencing. This approach orchestrates phases from environment detection to incremental implementation, ensuring tests are written before code and delegating execution safely.

The RED GREEN REFACTOR cycle for C# class design mandates writing a failing test first (RED), writing minimal code to pass it (GREEN), then improving the structure (REFACTOR). This orchestrator coordinates class design and test generation across the entire cycle.

To start TDD orchestration for a dotnet project, provide the target class name. The workflow begins with Phase 0 environment detection to identify your project setup, then automatically guides subsequent test generation and incremental implementation phases.

Yes, the TDD workflow applies csharp-best-practices automatically. It integrates quality guidance and workflow safety checks natively within the orchestrator while delegating actual coding tasks to a specialized agent with clear guardrails.

No, you cannot coordinate incremental implementation without writing tests first. The workflow enforces mandatory test-first sequencing, ensuring the RED phase completes before any implementation begins to maintain strict TDD discipline across the .NET project.

Using a TDD orchestrator instead of writing C# tests manually ensures disciplined phase sequencing and environment detection. It governs agent delegation for class design and test generation, automatically applying quality guidance and workflow safety checks to prevent skipped steps.