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Test-driven development for new features is automated by delegating test writing to a tester agent and implementation to an executor agent. This enforces a strict RED, GREEN, and REFACTOR cycle to ensure code quality and verifiable progress for software work units.

Git branch management during TDD implementation is handled automatically by creating and checking out branches according to configuration. It commits code per completed task to maintain a clean, traceable history while ensuring all acceptance criteria are met before verification.

Automated TDD workflow handles acceptance criteria by generating tests based on them, writing minimal code to pass the tests, and refactoring. The workflow state is updated continuously, ensuring all acceptance criteria are met before handing off to verification.

Pre-defined work units are needed for automated TDD implementation, as the process implements the next task for a specific work unit identifier. Defining acceptance criteria beforehand lets the agents generate appropriate tests and write minimal code to pass them.

Manual code reviews can be integrated after the automated TDD workflow completes its cycle. The skill ensures the codebase remains stable and hands off to verification once all tests pass, providing a clean baseline for any subsequent manual review processes.