dqx-phase-commit

Automate TDD cycles, quality gates, and conventional commits together by orchestrating them into a single phase execution workflow. This coordinates tests, quality checks, and structured commits sequentially with progress reporting to ensure gating criteria are met before moving forward.

Coordinate end-to-end implementation phases by using an orchestration template that sequences test-driven development, quality gate validation, and conventional commits. This provides a repeatable, auditable workflow that automates phase-by-phase execution according to your implementation guide.

Yes, automating phase-by-phase execution requires a git repository, a test suite, and a project structure aligned to your implementation guide. These elements provide the necessary foundation for orchestrating TDD cycles, quality checks, and structured commits.

No, phase-commit orchestration requires integration with separate dqx-tdd-cycle, dqx-quality-gate, and dqx-conventional-commit skills. It coordinates these individual components into a single workflow rather than replacing their underlying testing and validation functions.

Conventional commit execution fails after tests pass if quality gate criteria are not met. The orchestration enforces gating checks before allowing commits, ensuring quality standards are satisfied before moving forward and generating a progress report.

Automated phase orchestration handles progress reporting by generating outputs after each coordinated step. It enforces gating criteria by ensuring quality gate checks pass before executing conventional commits, preventing phase progression until standards are met.