feature-implementation

To implement features stage-by-stage with automatic test execution, you need a workflow that orchestrates tasks in sequence and generates immediate tests after each task completes. This approach enforces incremental validation and produces phase completion reports automatically.

Test-driven feature implementation is a development workflow that executes a predefined task plan in strict stages, running tests immediately after each task. It tracks progress by generating automatic status updates and phase completion reports directly in the planning documentation.

You can generate phase completion reports during document-driven development by executing tasks in order and writing tests after every task. Once all tests pass for a stage, the workflow automatically updates the task planning documentation with status reports.

This stage-based workflow operates without any specific external dependencies or testing frameworks. It orchestrates the document-driven execution and test automation logic directly, allowing you to apply it to projects requiring strict adherence to task plans.

The best way to ensure strict adherence to a task plan is using a stage-driven coding workflow that validates each task with immediate tests before proceeding. This enforces incremental validation and generates phase reports to maintain document-driven execution.