plan-guideline

To plan TDD-driven implementation, you define explicit file changes, dependencies, and milestones before writing code. This process scales from small enhancements to large refactors by breaking work into well-scoped, auditable documentation, tests, and implementation steps.

Milestone-based planning distinguishes itself by generating explicit file changes and dependency orders before implementation. Unlike ad-hoc coding, this TDD-aligned approach ensures repeatable software development by enforcing design-first documentation and structured progress tracking.

The planning process handles bug fixes by applying a complete, auditable workflow. It enforces a design-first, TDD-driven process that defines concrete file changes, dependency orders, and milestone-based progress to guide reliable issue resolution.

A TDD-aligned planning workflow enforces writing documentation and tests before implementation. It provides an auditable approach by defining concrete file changes, dependency orders, and milestones, ensuring reliable and repeatable software development.