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To automate code execution and tests for specific plan stages, you use a skill that processes plan artifacts and runs assigned stages sequentially. It requires an explicit artifact path and stage IDs to execute the corresponding code and tests.

Micro-TDD is a test-driven development methodology that enforces writing failing tests before production code. It ensures code passes before moving to the next step, automating stage-by-stage implementation based on defined plan artifacts.

To execute a specific stage from a plan artifact, provide the explicit artifact path and stage ID. The skill will handle environment preflight checks and execute the assigned coding stage using a strict retry budget.

Validating your runtime environment before running automated tests is handled automatically by environment preflight checks. This ensures the execution environment meets requirements before stage execution begins.

Stage execution stops after reaching the retry budget limit because the skill adheres to strict retry budgets for stage execution. This prevents infinite loops and excessive resource consumption during failed test-driven development cycles.