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TDD Workflow

Implements features and fixes bugs using the disciplined Red-Green-Refactor cycle of Test-Driven Development (TDD).

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Key features

  • Guides the Red-Green-Refactor cycle (write failing test, minimal implementation, refactor).
  • Provides a structured workflow for tackling new features and bug fixes.
  • Outlines a test sequencing strategy from happy path to edge cases and error handling.
  • Includes clear guidelines for writing high-quality, isolated, and descriptive tests.
  • Emphasizes a framework-agnostic methodology applicable to any language or testing tool.

Use cases

  • Building a new feature with robust test coverage from the start.
  • Fixing a bug by first writing a test that reproduces the specific issue.
  • Refactoring a complex piece of business logic with a safety net of tests.

FAQ

What does the TDD Workflow skill do?

This skill guides Claude to implement features and fix bugs using the disciplined Test-Driven Development (TDD) methodology. It enforces the Red-Green-Refactor cycle: write a failing test, write minimal code to pass it, and then improve the code.

When should I use this skill?

Use this skill when starting new features, fixing bugs that require test coverage, or refactoring complex logic. It's ideal for building maintainable applications where high code quality and test coverage are priorities.

How does this skill improve my workflow?

It provides a structured, predictable approach to coding. This leads to comprehensive test coverage, better software design, confident refactoring, and fewer bugs in production, making your development process more efficient and reliable.

What capabilities does it provide?

The skill offers a complete workflow for the TDD cycle, a strategy for sequencing tests from happy paths to edge cases, and clear guidelines for writing high-quality, isolated tests. Its methodology is framework-agnostic and applies to any programming language.