writing-skills

Test-Driven Development for process documentation applies a structured RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle to author and verify agent skills. You write discipline-enforcing docs, test them against pressure scenarios, and refactor to close rationalization loopholes.

To prevent agent rationalization under pressure, author documentation using pressure-based test scenarios. This framework identifies and closes loopholes agents exploit to bypass instructions, enforcing strict compliance with complex disciplines like security protocols.

Creating reliable agent skills requires applying a TDD framework with a RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle. You author discipline-enforcing documentation and verify it against real-world agent rationalizations to guarantee compliance under high-pressure scenarios.

You need a TDD framework for authoring agent skills when creating documentation that must resist agent rationalization under pressure. It is essential for enforcing complex disciplines like TDD or security protocols where strict adherence is critical.

Start writing documentation using a RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle by running a baseline pressure scenario to document agent failures. This establishes the initial test case to build and refactor your discipline-enforcing documentation against.

Pressure-based test scenarios for documentation require strict adherence to the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle and are limited by their reliance on predefined rationalization patterns. They may not anticipate entirely novel agent behaviors outside the tested pressure scenarios.