gti-impl

Automating test assertions and source code for Gherkin scenarios is achieved by using a Skill that generates fluent assertions for every scenario and implements production code to pass them. This enforces a strict TDD-compliant cycle.

The GTI workflow for test implementation is an automated phase that writes comprehensive test assertions for Gherkin scenarios and then develops the source code to satisfy those failing tests, adhering to refactoring principles.

Project-specific coding conventions can be enforced during code generation by integrating guidelines defined in project configuration files like CLAUDE.md and AGENT.md, ensuring the implementation adheres to your strict refactoring principles.

The best way to implement source code to pass failing BDD tests is to automate the process by generating fluent assertions first, then writing production code specifically designed to satisfy those tests while following refactoring principles.

Generated test shells are required before starting automated code implementation. The workflow takes over after feature specifications are defined and test shells are generated to write the actual assertions and production code.