trd

Test-Reinforced Development prevents cheating by enforcing role separation. A Coordinator manages the cycle, an Overseer writes tests, and an Executor implements code, with cross-review and immutable state tracking via a JSON manifest to ensure compliance.

The coordinator-overseer-executor workflow is a role-based development cycle for rigorous testing. It separates test creation from implementation, uses cross-review for validation, and tracks immutable state via a JSON manifest to prevent test bypassing.

Start a Test-Reinforced Development iteration by invoking the protocol with your task description. This initiates a staged execution cycle that applies role boundaries, cross-review, and dedicated tooling integrations for validation and immutable state tracking.

Yes, the testing protocol is language-agnostic. It applies to any task requiring rigorous verification, using a JSON manifest and tooling integrations to manage state and enforce anti-cheating controls across projects regardless of language.

Implementations bypass testing logic when role boundaries are unclear. The TRD protocol solves this by enforcing strict separation between test writing and implementation, using cross-review and immutable state tracking via a JSON manifest to guard against cheating.