tdd-slice

You can automate test-driven development cycles by orchestrating micro-agents to handle test creation, refactoring, and validation. This workflow ensures atomic progress, applies retry logic on failures, and generates comprehensive reports for traceability.

A TDD slice is an end-to-end test-driven development workflow covering multiple test behaviors and refactors with atomic commits. You need to orchestrate a TDD slice when you require repeatable, traceable progress with strict per-cycle validation and failure analysis.

TDD workflow failures are managed through strict per-cycle validation that automatically retries with enhanced context. When repeated issues occur, the orchestration system performs failure analysis to ensure traceable, atomic progress and generate detailed validation reports.

Yes, you can coordinate multiple test behaviors and refactors in a single TDD workflow by delegating work to specialized micro-agents. This orchestration manages commits and validations after each step, culminating in a final slice summary for auditability.

To start orchestrating TDD slices with micro-agents, you need to provide a slice requirements document. This input defines the tests and refactors for the workflow, enabling the system to coordinate validation, reporting, and commit creation.

Yes, automated TDD orchestration generates and links to micro reports and validation reports during each cycle. These reports culminate in a final slice summary that ensures complete auditability of the test-driven development workflow.