testing-skills-with-subagents

Testing skill documentation before deployment involves running a RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle to surface failures, write corrections, and capture rationalizations under pressure. This skill enforces that workflow using structured templates, checklists, and meta-testing guidance to validate process docs.

The red-green-refactor cycle for documentation applies baseline RED testing to uncover failures, GREEN development to write fixes, and REFACTOR iterations to capture rationalizations and add counters. This skill enforces the workflow to close documentation gaps before deployment.

Baseline scenarios to surface failures run without the skill active, exposing documentation gaps under pressure. This skill guides baseline RED testing first, then GREEN development to address observed failures, and REFACTOR loops to verify no new rationalizations appear.

TDD principles can validate agent skills under maximum pressure through meta-testing that verifies clarity and agent compliance. This skill applies red-green-refactor testing to skill documentation, capturing rationalizations and red flags with structured templates until no new issues appear.