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You can automate TDD workflows by invoking commands with a phase, user story, or task ID. The skill reads git branches and backlog plans to execute the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR loop, enforcing testing-first development and commit discipline.

Strict TDD task execution is a test-first development process applied to backlog items. It reads task specs from git branches to drive the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR loop, ensuring linting and commits are disciplined before updating task status.

To implement a task range, pass the range syntax like T017-T028 as the argument. The skill reads the backlog plan and task specs to execute the automated implementation workflow for all specified tasks in sequence.

This TDD implementation skill reads the current feature context directly from git branches. You need an existing git branch with corresponding backlog plans and task specs available so the automation can read and execute the defined tasks.

Yes, you can use this for both phase-level and individual task-level work. The skill accepts phase names, user stories like US1, or individual task IDs to orchestrate the automated TDD workflows accordingly.

You should not use automated TDD implementation when your backlog plans or task specs are not yet defined. The skill requires existing git branches and task specifications to read and execute the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR loop properly.