Enforce a Red-Green-Refactor cycle with context-isolated subagents for spec-driven code.
npx skills add https://github.com/kirillgreen/skills --skill tdd-kirillgreen
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tdd Source: https://github.com/kirillgreen/skills/tree/main/tdd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kirillgreen/skills --skill tdd-kirillgreen
This skill solves the common failure mode where AI agents write tests and implementation simultaneously, leading to rubber-stamp tests that fail to catch bugs or enforce minimal code. It enforces a rigorous, gated workflow that ensures tests are written against a locked specification before any implementation begins.
Invoke the tdd skill to implement a new feature by typing /tdd followed by your feature requirement.
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Strict spec-driven test-driven development (TDD) enforces a rigorous Red-Green-Refactor cycle to ensure high-quality implementation. It prevents AI agents from writing tests and code simultaneously, avoiding rubber-stamp tests that fail to catch bugs in complex new features.
To prevent AI from writing tests and implementation simultaneously, use a gated workflow with context-isolated subagents. This enforces strict separation where tests are written against a locked specification before any implementation begins, eliminating feedback-loop bias.
Yes, enforcing automated Red-Green-Refactor cycles requires a supported test framework. You also need a structured specification to verify completeness, traceability, and coherence across all development phases.
The best way to implement TDD for high-reliability features like payment logic is using context-isolated subagents for each phase. This approach validates every cycle for completeness and traceability, preventing regression in critical authentication flows or data transformations.
If a specification is contradictory or unimplementable, a spec-defect escape hatch automatically halts the development pipeline. This prevents encoding bugs into the codebase by stopping implementation before errors propagate through the workflow.
You should avoid using isolated subagents for test-driven development when you lack a structured specification or a supported test framework. This gated workflow is designed for new feature development requiring rigorous test coverage and spec-defect detection rather than rapid prototyping.
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