tdd-workflow

Test-driven development using the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle is implemented by first writing a failing test, creating the minimal code required to pass it, and then refactoring the implementation while maintaining test coverage.

Yes, this TDD workflow skill supports automated test execution by detecting and using common testing frameworks like pytest and jest to validate code during the development cycle.

The best way to ensure code quality during refactoring is to enforce strict test-driven development principles, which automate test execution and validate that your minimal implementation passes before optimizing the code structure.

Yes, you can generate failing tests automatically before writing your feature implementation, as the workflow handles requirement analysis and test generation to enforce the initial RED phase of the TDD cycle.

You should use a guided TDD workflow when developing new features or refactoring existing code, ensuring that robust tests are written first and validating adherence to test-driven development principles.