Pair Programming

AI-assisted pair programming allows you to write code collaboratively by assigning roles like driver or navigator to the AI. It supports real-time code verification and integrated testing workflows during your development sessions.

Yes, you can run TDD sessions where the AI generates tests first, then assists with implementation and refactoring. This collaborative coding mode ensures high quality and test coverage from the outset of feature development.

AI-assisted pair programming integrates directly with Git for version control. This allows you to manage code changes and maintain version history seamlessly while collaborating with the AI during your coding sessions.

Available collaborative coding modes include driver, navigator, switch, TDD, review, mentor, and debug. These modes allow you to tailor the AI's role based on your specific development or learning needs.

Yes, you need Claude Flow CLI installed to execute AI-assisted pair programming sessions. The CLI provides the necessary environment to facilitate role management and real-time code verification.

AI pair programming handles code quality through automatic monitoring, security scanning, and performance analysis with truth-score verification. It also includes dedicated debugging and refactoring modes to resolve issues efficiently.