tdd

You can generate TDD diagrams by running the /vista:tdd command with your specific software component name. The Skill analyzes your existing architecture and domain requirements to automatically output Mermaid diagrams detailing logic flows, state transitions, and decision trees.

The best way to visually define test contracts is by generating TDD diagrams that explicitly outline inputs, outputs, branches, and edge cases. This approach ensures your testable behaviors serve as a robust implementation contract before development begins.

Yes, you can use Mermaid diagrams to map out state transitions for test-driven development. This Skill specifically generates Mermaid diagrams representing logic flows, state transitions, and decision trees for software components identified as TDD candidates.

To identify testable behaviors and decision trees for an existing software architecture, this Skill analyzes your domain requirements and architecture. It then produces detailed diagrams that map out complex logic flows and edge cases for your components.

You need to generate TDD diagrams when developing complex software components that require robust testing strategies and clear implementation contracts. It is particularly useful for visually defining rules and edge cases before writing unit tests and implementation code.