Enforce test-driven development through a strict RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle.
npx skills add https://github.com/steven-3/supermind --skill tdd-steven-3
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tdd Source: https://github.com/steven-3/supermind/tree/main/skills/tdd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/steven-3/supermind --skill tdd-steven-3
It prevents production bugs and regressions by forcing a strict test-first workflow: write a failing test before writing any production code.
Example Use Case: You need to change how a function handles invalid input; write one behavior-focused test for the expected error/response, implement the minimum behavior to satisfy it, then refactor without breaking the established contract.
Ask your AI to apply TDD by writing a single failing test for the next behavior you want, implementing the minimum code to make it pass, and then refactoring only after the test stays green.
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To enforce test-driven development, the workflow requires writing a failing test before any production code, then implementing minimal code to pass it, and finally refactoring while keeping tests green. This strict cycle prevents regressions and proves each new behavior.
Yes, test-driven development applies to existing codebases using common frameworks like Jest, Vitest, Pytest, and Mocha. The workflow first detects the project's test framework to ensure proper setup before running tests to verify expected failure and success.
Using test-first methodology to fix bugs involves writing a failing test that reproduces the specific behavior issue, implementing the minimum code to make the test pass, and then refactoring safely. This ensures the bug is proven fixed by an automated test.
The RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle works by first writing a failing test (RED), implementing the minimum code to make it pass (GREEN), and then refactoring the code while keeping tests green. This ensures minimal code and verified behavior at every step.
Yes, test-driven development applies to refactoring behavior in existing codebases. By writing a failing test for the expected behavior change, implementing the minimum code to pass, and refactoring while tests stay green, you ensure the established contract remains unbroken.
snake-dev-teamExecute code and UI tests with coverage metrics and QA reports.
cill-i-amWrite failing tests before implementing minimal production code in a red-green-refactor workflow.
bomm79crisImplement unit and integration tests for Python applications using pytest.
GainInsightDevGuide users through the TDD Red-Green-Refactor cycle for feature implementation.
