tdd-orchestrate

Enforce strict red-green-refactor test-driven development by applying inline cycles for small changes or dispatching a seven-agent pipeline for modules with three or more behaviors. Compile-and-fail red gates, test execution, and lint checks validate every change before integration.

The seven-agent TDD pipeline dispatches test-writer, test-reviewer, red gate, implementer, verify gate, code-reviewer, and integrator subagents to enforce strict fix loops and escalation. Use this pipeline when implementing new modules or tasks involving three or more behaviors.

Run a TDD workflow for a new parser module by dispatching the seven-agent pipeline, which separates test writing, implementation, and code review into gated stages. Subagents enforce compile-and-fail red gates and require reviewer approval before updating build files.

Yes, you can use inline red-green-refactor cycles for fixing small bugs and regressions. The orchestrator defaults to inline cycles for small changes, allowing you to read code, write a failing test, implement the minimal change, run the test suite, and commit without dispatching the full pipeline.

The TDD pipeline handles repeated code review rejections by enforcing strict reviewer fix-loops and escalating after repeated rejections. The code-reviewer subagent gates the process until issues are resolved, preventing self-reviewed stubs and ad-hoc edits from integrating.