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Source-anchored rewrites automate code migrations by preserving behavioral parity with the original code. This approach applies standardized transformation guidelines to ensure deterministic, traceable refactoring across project-wide changes.

Source-anchored code implementation is a deterministic process that executes end-to-end programming tasks using TDD. You need it for project-wide migrations, refactoring, or batch programming tasks requiring full requirement tracing and clear auditability.

To execute batch programming tasks with TDD, describe your implementation tasks and run the batch. The process validates requirements through tests before applying code changes and produces a batch-report.yaml capturing task status and traceability.

Yes, a defined plan artifact is required for automated code implementation. It serves as the foundational input for the batch execution, ensuring deterministic code rewrites and producing a structured batch-report.yaml with task-to-file mappings.

The best way to ensure traceability for project-wide code changes is using a TDD-driven batch execution workflow. It outputs a batch-report.yaml that captures file changes, task status, and test results for clear auditability.