develop

Automate code development workflows by executing markdown-defined tasks, enforcing pytest quality checks, and committing changes to a feature branch. This ensures high-quality, maintainable code through automated quality gates before implementation.

Implement code features from markdown plans by running the develop command with a task ID. The workflow automatically creates a feature branch, executes the implementation, and commits the validated changes.

Yes, you need pytest and ruff installed to automate code implementation and testing. These dependencies are required to execute the automated quality gates and enforce code style checks before committing to the feature branch.

The best way to enforce quality assurance checks before committing is using an automated development workflow. It applies pytest for testing and linters for code style validation, ensuring all implemented features pass quality gates.

Yes, you can use this automated code development workflow for software engineering tasks defined in markdown. It applies to workflows where code implementation and testing are key steps in the development process.

You should avoid using automated feature branch creation when your software engineering workflow does not rely on markdown-defined task plans or when pytest and code linters are not part of your required quality assurance process.