Generate TDD test suites and implementation plans for epics with pytest.
npx skills add https://github.com/lenlla/one_shot_build --skill plan-epic
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: plan-epic Source: https://github.com/lenlla/one_shot_build/tree/main/skills/plan-epic Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lenlla/one_shot_build --skill plan-epic
This Skill removes ad-hoc planning and brittle development by ensuring tests are written first and remain immutable during the build, enabling predictable, reviewable, and repeatable epic implementations.
Invoke the execute-plan orchestrator with epic_spec_path pointing to the epic YAML, build_dir set to the target build directory, and epic_name set to the epic identifier to generate tests and an implementation plan.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can generate TDD test suites by authoring failing tests for each epic step before implementation. This Skill automates test file creation under the tests directory and verifies failures with pytest to establish a baseline.
TDD-first epic planning is the process of writing complete failing tests for an entire epic before any implementation. It removes ad-hoc planning by enforcing test immutability, enabling repeatable agent-driven builds.
Automate git tagging and test execution by running the Skill as a subagent within an orchestrator. It executes pytest to confirm failing tests, tags the repository with a tdd-baseline identifier, and writes the plan file automatically.
Yes, it works with pytest and git orchestration by operating as a subagent within orchestrators. The orchestrator supplies the epic spec path, build directory, and epic name to automate test generation, pytest execution, and git tagging.
You should not use immutable test plans when your epic requires flexibility to change test expectations during implementation. The approach enforces test immutability throughout the build, which suits predictable CI-like workflows but limits adaptive test modification.
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