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Red, green, refactor — the failing test comes first and the spec's test command is the arbiter.

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Red, green, refactor — the failing test comes first and the spec's test command is the arbiter.

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Skill name
tdd-workflow
Description
Red, green, refactor — the failing test comes first and the spec's test command is the arbiter.
License
MIT
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15 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

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Test-driven discipline for every implementation task:

1. RED — write a test that expresses one acceptance criterion and watch it
   fail for the right reason (not a syntax error).
2. GREEN — write the smallest code that makes that test pass. Smallest
   means smallest, not "reasonable-looking".
3. REFACTOR — clean up with the test still green, in the same task.
4. One criterion at a time. Repeat until every acceptance criterion has a
   test that passes.
5. The spec's test command is the arbiter of done — not your confidence.
   Run it before you claim anything.
6. Never delete or skip a failing test to go green. If a criterion is
   wrong, report it instead of working around it.

From Atul-Chahar/Foreman, MIT.

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tdd-workflow skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/atul-chahar-tdd-workflow (last updated 2026-10-24)