pair-programming

Pair-programming sessions enforce step-by-step confirmation by announcing changes, showing diffs, waiting for user approval, applying changes, and verifying results. This five-step micro-step protocol ensures incremental changes and full user control over the coding workflow.

Reviewing code diffs before application requires a workflow where the executor shows diffs prior to applying changes. The user gates the process by confirming each micro-step, ensuring visibility and preventing unwanted modifications during live coding.

Yes, you can use this micro-step workflow with any domain agent as the executor. It coordinates collaborative coding sessions across programming domains without requiring specific dependencies, ensuring non-autonomous operation and user-controlled pacing.

Collaborative coding workflows handle post-step verification by checking changes after each micro-step is applied. This guarantees visibility and control, confirming the applied code matches the announced diff before proceeding to the next incremental change.

Micro-steps prevent autonomous code generation from making unreviewed changes by enforcing diff-first disclosure and user confirmation gating. This ensures explicit step-wise control, making it safer for code reviews where visibility and incremental changes are critical.