writing-skills

To test documentation using TDD, you capture baseline failures first, implement a minimal Skill to address them, and re-run tests until it remains compliant. This RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle ensures your documentation is repeatable and deploy-ready.

Writing skill frontmatter and defining triggers involves a test-driven approach that captures baseline failures and rationalizations. You implement a minimal version to address these failures, ensuring the triggers and workflows are repeatable and deploy-ready.

Rationalization tracking prevents regression by capturing baseline failures and their countermeasures during the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle. This explicit tracking ensures that any edits or verifications maintain the skill's reliability and compliance across projects.

Yes, you can verify deployment readiness by embedding tests and validation patterns directly into your documentation. The process bridges documentation with deployment readiness checks to ensure robust, deploy-ready skills.

To maintain skills across projects using a repeatable process, you enforce RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycles for edits and verification. This includes explicit rationalization tracking and deployment readiness checks to ensure consistent reliability.