Automate test-driven development workflows by enforcing red-green-refactor cycles.
npx skills add https://github.com/akillness/jeo-skills --skill tdd-akillness
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tdd Source: https://github.com/akillness/jeo-skills/tree/main/.agent-skills/tdd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/akillness/jeo-skills --skill tdd-akillness
Define and enforce observable behavior early by driving development with tests, reducing risk of regression and brittle implementations.
Run the tracer bullet workflow to write the first failing test and then implement the minimal code to pass it.
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Start test-driven development by writing a tracer bullet—a single failing test that defines the intended behavior through a public interface, then implement the minimal code required to pass it before refactoring.
Drive development with tests-first discipline by codifying planning, incremental loops, and validation checks to define and enforce observable behavior early, reducing the risk of regression and brittle implementations.
Yes, these test-driven development workflows are applicable across language-agnostic codebases, guiding design through observable behavior via public interfaces without requiring specific framework dependencies.
A vertical-slice workflow drives minimal implementation from a single test, then expands outward incrementally, guiding software design through observable behavior verified via public interfaces.
Avoid test-driven development when observable behavior cannot be verified through public interfaces, as the workflow relies on validating tracer bullets and incremental refactor cycles to reduce regression risk.
alexandremendoncaalvaroDrive features from red to green using one public-interface test at a time.
guccangCreate failing tests before implementing minimal production code.
HexSleevesImplement test-first development with red-green-refactor cycles for features and bug fixes.
iCesofTApply Behavior-Driven Development patterns with Given-When-Then scenarios and feature files.
