workflow-patterns

To enforce a TDD workflow, you coordinate red-green-refactor cycles and manage phase checkpoints to track progress. This ensures structured task lifecycles, commit discipline, and verification protocols across development phases.

The best way to track task status during a red-green-refactor cycle is through a guided task lifecycle from plan review to completion. You update task statuses and apply verification protocols to ensure consistent progress tracking.

To handle plan deviations in a TDD process, you document changes in scope or approach clearly. You then guide plan and document updates to reflect these deviations, ensuring accurate task tracking and phase checkpoint management.

Yes, you can use structured git commits to mark phase checkpoints in task tracking. This practice clearly marks progress and enforces commit discipline within the TDD workflow.

Yes, you need to provide the current plan or track context to start. You then follow guided steps to select tasks, update statuses, and apply the TDD workflow end-to-end.