Pair Programming

Test-driven development with AI assistance starts by initiating a TDD mode session where the AI generates failing tests first. You then write minimal code to pass those tests, followed by refactoring with AI guidance to achieve high code coverage and quality standards.

Yes. The Skill enables seamless role switching between AI as driver (writing code) and navigator (reviewing and guiding). This adapts automatically to your workflow, allowing continuous collaboration across driver, navigator, and code review modes.

Real-time verification analyzes code for quality, security, and performance issues as you work in debug mode. Truth-score verification flags problems immediately, and rollback capability lets you reverse changes while maintaining session history and quality monitoring.

Use the refactoring mode where the AI acts as navigator, automatically generating and tracking tests during refactoring. Continuous coverage monitoring ensures no regression, and the AI guides you through each refactor step while verifying code remains functional.

Yes. The mentor mode provides real-time guidance as you navigate unfamiliar code. The AI adapts between driver and navigator roles, explains patterns, suggests improvements, and generates tests—making it ideal for onboarding and learning complex systems.

Yes. The code review mode integrates into your workflow, delivering security and performance analysis alongside traditional review practices. It complements existing processes without replacing them, adding automated checks and continuous quality monitoring.