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"Information about Test-Driven Development (TDD)" matching MCP tools:

  • Implement code using strict Test-Driven Development methodology by writing tests before production code. Supports iterative TDD cycles with session resume functionality.
    MIT
  • Route any QA request to the right expertise: test planning, strategy, code review, TDD, and more. Start here for all quality assurance questions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Record TDD test outcomes (held, false_alarm, missed) to feed UltraPopper's knowledge base, improving refutation accuracy with real evidence.
    MIT
  • Initialize a TDD session with a goal, test and implementation files, test commands, and custom rules.
    MIT
  • Move to the next TDD phase with evidence of completed work to maintain disciplined test-first development.
    MIT

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    Guides developers through disciplined Test-Driven Development cycles with session state management and phase transitions, ensuring test-first methodology.
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