iterative-development

Automate TDD cycles by issuing a command with a task description, max iterations, and a completion promise to guide the loop. The skill writes failing tests, fixes code, and repeats until all tests pass and lint is clean.

Error classification distinguishes fixable code errors from environment blockers during the loop. It halts autonomous iteration with a clear report when human intervention is needed for environment issues.

Yes, automated iteration loops support bug fixing, safe refactoring, feature implementation, and API endpoint creation in JavaScript and TypeScript projects. You define custom completion promises to guide these specific tasks.

A completion promise is a custom success criterion defined by the developer to guide the autonomous workflow. It signals the loop to stop iterating when predefined goals for features, bugs, or APIs are met.

The loop requires a max iterations parameter to constrain the autonomous workflow. If the completion promise is not met within this limit, the loop halts to prevent infinite trial and error cycles.

Yes, you need to issue a specific command with parameters including your task description, max iterations, and a completion promise. This initiates the self referential development loop to run autonomously.