Plan and execute red-green-refactor TDD cycles for software features.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tdd Source: https://github.com/pixelastic/oroshi/tree/main/tools/ai/claude/config/skills/tdd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pixelastic/oroshi --skill tdd-pixelastic
Builds and maintains features using TDD cycles to reduce defects and guide robust design.
Write a failing unit test that targets a new feature, then implement just enough production code to make that test pass.
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The red-green-refactor loop is a TDD workflow where you write a failing test, implement minimal code to pass it, then refactor. This enforces observable behavior and maintains incremental progress to reduce defects and guide design.
Isolate units by mocking immediate collaborators to keep tests focused. This behavioral testing strategy aligns test scope and interfaces before coding to minimize rewrites and ensure tests target observable behavior.
Yes, this TDD workflow is applicable across software projects. It uses plan-guided test strategy planning to align interfaces and scope before coding, supporting both behavioral and scaffolding tests for incremental development.
Start the TDD cycle by writing a failing unit test that targets the new feature, then implement just enough production code to make that test pass. This enforces strict incremental workflow and observable behavior.
Use behavioral tests to enforce observable behavior and scaffolding tests to support incremental workflow. This TDD approach covers unit isolation and mocking strategies to align test scope and interfaces before coding.
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