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To convert acceptance criteria into a test strategy, you map each criterion to specific test layers, exact target file paths, and agent roles. This process enforces readiness checks and outputs a structured implementation plan suitable for posting as an issue comment.

ATDD planning translates approved acceptance criteria into an auditable test and implementation strategy. By explicitly defining exact file paths, dependencies, and risks before work begins, it prevents scope drift and eliminates wasted development effort.

Mapping acceptance criteria to target files and test layers requires explicit policy-driven planning. Each criterion is paired with concrete test layers, exact file paths, required artifacts, and identified risks to ensure full accountability before implementation starts.

Yes, you can generate an implementation plan automatically after AC approval. The system applies readiness checks to the discovered acceptance criteria and formats the resulting test strategy into a structured plan ready for the issue review workflow.

The best way to format a test strategy for issue comments is to structure it as an auditable plan mapping acceptance criteria to test layers, target files, and agent roles. This explicit formatting ensures the output guides the ready-for-plan-review workflow directly.

Defining agent roles and exact file paths before implementation begins enforces explicit scoping and accountability. This readiness check ensures every acceptance criterion has a concrete target, preventing unassigned tasks and untracked changes during the development process.