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Spec-Driven TDD with a strict Red-Green-Refactor cycle using context-isolated subagents. Every feature starts with a structured spec; tests are generated from numbered acceptance criteria, with post-cycle three-dimension verification (Completeness + Traceability + Coherence), severity-tiered findings (CRITICAL/WARNING/SUGGESTION), and a spec-defect escape hatch that halts when the spec is internally contradictory or unimplementable instead of silently encoding it. Use when the user says "/tdd", "test first", "use tdd", "tdd approach", "write tests first", or when implementing new features/functionality. Trigger phrases: "implement", "add feature". Do NOT use for bug fixes without new tests, documentation changes, configuration-only changes, or refactoring existing code without new behavior.

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/tdd -- Spec-Driven Test-Driven Development

Enforce strict Red-Green-Refactor cycle with context-isolated subagents. Every feature starts with a specification — numbered acceptance criteria that drive test generation and final verification.

Flow: Spec → RED → GREEN → REFACTOR → Verify

Mode Behavior Matrix

The cycle has two modes, set during Step 1. Each step below behaves differently per mode:

Step	`locked-spec` mode	`prompt-only` mode
Step 1 Spec phase	Find existing or write new spec; lock at 1c	User declines spec; pass raw feature requirement instead
Phase 1 RED inputs	`Locked spec` + AC-traceability instruction	Raw feature requirement + "name tests after behavior, no AC- prefix"
Phase 1 spec coverage check	Compare tests vs locked spec criteria	SKIPPED (no spec)
Phase 2 spec_defect signal	Implementer can raise `spec_defect: true`	DISABLED (no spec to be defective)
Step 4 Spec Verification	All three dimensions run	SKIPPED (no spec to verify against)
Final Report Spec line	"[N] criteria defined"	"prompt-only mode"
Final Report Verification block	Three-dim breakdown	"Verification: skipped (prompt-only mode)"

Maintenance note: every mode-specific branch in this runbook is tagged  in the source. Grep that tag to enumerate all branches. If this matrix grows past ~8 rows or the branches become hard to keep in sync, that's the signal to split /tdd-prompt-only into its own skill.

Severity Levels

Every check in this skill emits findings at one of three tiers:

[CRITICAL] — blocks the phase transition by default. May be acknowledged-overridden only with explicit user confirmation, in which case the finding still appears in the final report tagged (acknowledged). In Step 4 (the last phase, no next transition to block), CRITICAL findings do not stop the cycle from being reported, but they mandate a follow-up cycle and are listed prominently in the report.
[WARNING] — should fix. Cycle continues; findings appear in the final report.
[SUGGESTION] — informational. Surfaced once at the end, never blocks.

The final report tallies counts by tier. CRITICAL gates phase transitions (with optional acknowledged override); WARNING and SUGGESTION are advisory.

Findings Ledger

A single mutable list findings_ledger is the source of truth for all findings emitted during the cycle. The Final Report MUST be generated from this ledger, not recounted from memory.

Schema (one entry per finding):

- id: "F-001"                    # sequential, never reused
  tier: "CRITICAL"               # CRITICAL | WARNING | SUGGESTION
  phase: "post-red-lint"         # post-red-lint | post-green | post-refactor | step-4a | step-4b | step-4c | phase-3.5 | step-0.5 | step-1b
  check: "test-isolation"        # short identifier for the check that fired
  message: "Test imports utils/x.ts which doesn't exist"
  file: "src/utils/__tests__/x.test.ts:12"   # if applicable
  acknowledged: false            # true once the user explicitly approves the override
  acknowledged_reason: null      # user's stated reason if acknowledged
  acknowledged_at_phase: null    # phase where the override was approved
  carried_from_strike: 1         # null | 1 | 2 — for entries that survive a spec-defect cycle restart

Append rules:

Every emitted [CRITICAL], [WARNING], [SUGGESTION] finding gets one ledger entry. No exceptions.
IDs are sequential within a cycle, starting at F-001. Never renumber.
Severity tier and check identifier are immutable once written.
acknowledged: true is set ONLY when the user explicitly confirms an override (e.g., accepts an out-of-scope file). Never auto-flip.
Step 0.5 intent-check acknowledgements also go in the ledger as tier: "SUGGESTION", check: "intent-check-bypass", phase: "step-0.5", acknowledged: true, acknowledged_reason: <user's reason or "user chose (b) proceed">. This gives bug-fix-routed-acknowledgements a record so they appear in the Final Report.
Cycle restart stale-path scrub: when a spec-defect strike discards a test file, on strike-N entry the orchestrator strips from the ledger any entry whose file: path references the discarded test file path (and whose phase is post-red-lint). Cross-phase findings (Post-GREEN, Step 4, Phase 3.5) are NOT stripped — they describe state that may persist. Stripped entries are logged as (stripped on strike N — file discarded) for audit but not surfaced in the Final Report.

Cycle restart rules (spec-defect strike 1 → 2 transition):

When a spec_defect: true discards the test file and restarts RED, the ledger is preserved — not reset.
Existing entries gain carried_from_strike: 1 so they're distinguishable in the Final Report.
New entries on strike 2 use the next sequential ID after the last strike-1 entry.

Final Report rule:

The Final Report's Findings: N CRITICAL · N WARNING · N SUGGESTION line is computed by count by tier over the ledger.
The If any CRITICAL: list each with file:line and acknowledged-status block is computed by filter tier=CRITICAL over the ledger.
If the ledger and report disagree, the ledger wins.

Cross-cycle ledger (acknowledged-CRITICAL debt):

Project-level file <project_root>/.tdd/debt.md accumulates acknowledged CRITICALs across all /tdd cycles in the project. Each entry is one line: YYYY-MM-DD <feature> <check>: <message> (reason: <user-supplied>).

Read step (cycle start):

Check whether <project_root>/.tdd/debt.md exists.
If missing → treat count as 0, do NOT create the file yet, do NOT print an error.
If present → count non-empty non-comment lines; surface in preamble: "Note: this project has N previously-acknowledged CRITICAL findings — see .tdd/debt.md." Suppress preamble if count is 0.

Write step (cycle end, only for completed cycles with acknowledged CRITICALs):

Filter the findings_ledger to entries where tier == "CRITICAL" AND acknowledged == true.
If zero such entries → skip the write step entirely.
Otherwise: ensure <project_root>/.tdd/ directory exists (mkdir -p); create debt.md if missing.
Append one line per qualifying ledger entry, formatted: <YYYY-MM-DD> <feature_name> <check>: <message> (reason: <acknowledged_reason>).
Do NOT write debt entries for aborted cycles (Variant B) — they didn't complete with shipped code.
Do NOT write debt entries for Step 0.5 intent-check-bypass entries — they're not CRITICAL.

This write step is what prevents normalization-of-deviance: every acknowledged CRITICAL leaves an audit trail that future cycles surface in their preamble.

Instructions

Step 0: Stack Detection

Detect the test framework from project files:

Signal	Framework	Run Command
`vitest.config.*` or vitest in package.json	Vitest	`npx vitest run {file} --reporter=verbose`
`Package.swift` with test targets	Swift Testing	`swift test --filter {TestSuite}`
`*Tests/` Xcode dirs with XCTest imports	XCTest	`xcodebuild test -scheme {scheme} -only-testing:{target}/{class}`
`bun test` in package.json scripts	Bun	`bun test {file}`

If no test framework found — STOP. Tell the user:

No test framework detected in this project. Recommended setup: [suggest based on project stack — Vitest for Node/Vite, Swift Testing for iOS, Bun test for Bun projects]. Please set up testing infrastructure before using TDD.

Do NOT auto-install dependencies.

Step 0.5: Intent Check (bug fix vs feature)

/tdd is for new features, not bug fixes. If the user is reporting a bug, they should use /bugfix (the bugfix-pipeline skill), which traces the active code path before fixing.

Trigger: if the user's feature_requirement contains any of these keywords or framings:

"fix", "bug", "broken", "regression", "doesn't work", "stops working", "crashes", "throws", "wrong output"
"the [X] is wrong/broken/buggy"
An existing function/feature name being reported as misbehaving

Action: ask the user once:

Your prompt looks like a bug report rather than a new-feature spec. /tdd is optimized for new functionality (Spec → RED → GREEN). Bug fixes are better handled by /bugfix, which traces the existing code path first. Which is this? (a) Bug fix — switch to /bugfix (b) New feature that happens to use bug-fix-shaped vocabulary — proceed with /tdd

If user picks (a) — switch to /bugfix:

Print exact invocation: Suggested: /bugfix <original user prompt verbatim>
Emit Final Report Variant B with Reason: "intent-check: routed to /bugfix" and NEXT: "Run the suggested /bugfix invocation above. No code or tests were created by /tdd."
Stop. Do NOT invoke any subagent.

If user picks (b) — proceed with /tdd:

Append a ledger entry: tier: SUGGESTION, check: "intent-check-bypass", phase: "step-0.5", acknowledged: true, acknowledged_reason: "user confirmed this is a new feature despite bug-fix vocabulary".
Continue to Step 1.

Do not auto-route. A spec that mentions "fix the validation logic" might be a new feature requiring revised validation. The user decides.

Step 1: Spec Phase

The spec is the source of truth for the entire TDD cycle. Every test must trace back to a spec criterion. Every criterion must be verified at the end.

1a. Find or Receive Spec

Check for existing specification in this priority order:

User provided a doc reference (via @file or explicit path) — read it, extract acceptance criteria
Search project docs for relevant specification:
- Scan project root for documentation directories: docs/, Documentation/, Documentation.docc/, plus *.md at the root level
- Check for project-level META files: *_META.md, CLAUDE.md
- If a doc index exists in any of the above (commonly INDEX.md), read it first
- Grep doc filenames and indices for keywords matching the feature topic
No spec found — proceed to 1b (write spec)

If existing doc is found but lacks structured acceptance criteria, extract them into the spec format below.

1b. Write Spec (when no spec exists)

Write a structured spec, print it, and auto-lock — confidence-gated, see "Print the spec and auto-lock" below.

Spec depth ∝ risk — decide before writing. Match spec rigor to how expensive a bug in this feature is — the higher the blast radius, the deeper the spec. It's the same instinct you'd apply to any high-stakes change: auth/payments/migrations earn more scrutiny than a cosmetic tweak.

Risk tier	Examples	Spec depth
High	payments, money math, auth/session, DB/schema migrations, security boundaries, irreversible data mutations, cross-project contracts	Max: exhaustive ECs/ERRs, explicit Constraints (perf/security/data-integrity), every boundary enumerated. Page-level ACs almost always warrant option (a) E2E — still surface the (a)/(b)

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name: tdd
description: >
  Spec-Driven TDD with a strict Red-Green-Refactor cycle using context-isolated
  subagents. Every feature starts with a structured spec; tests are generated from
  numbered acceptance criteria, with post-cycle three-dimension verification
  (Completeness + Traceability + Coherence), severity-tiered findings
  (CRITICAL/WARNING/SUGGESTION), and a spec-defect escape hatch that halts when the
  spec is internally contradictory or unimplementable instead of silently encoding it.
  Use when the user says "/tdd", "test first", "use tdd", "tdd approach",
  "write tests first", or when implementing new features/functionality.
  Trigger phrases: "implement", "add feature".
  Do NOT use for bug fixes without new tests, documentation changes,
  configuration-only changes, or refactoring existing code without new behavior.

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---
name: tdd
description: >
  Spec-Driven TDD with a strict Red-Green-Refactor cycle using context-isolated
  subagents. Every feature starts with a structured spec; tests are generated from
  numbered acceptance criteria, with post-cycle three-dimension verification
  (Completeness + Traceability + Coherence), severity-tiered findings
  (CRITICAL/WARNING/SUGGESTION), and a spec-defect escape hatch that halts when the
  spec is internally contradictory or unimplementable instead of silently encoding it.
  Use when the user says "/tdd", "test first", "use tdd", "tdd approach",
  "write tests first", or when implementing new features/functionality.
  Trigger phrases: "implement", "add feature".
  Do NOT use for bug fixes without new tests, documentation changes,
  configuration-only changes, or refactoring existing code without new behavior.
---

# /tdd -- Spec-Driven Test-Driven Development

Enforce strict Red-Green-Refactor cycle with context-isolated subagents.
Every feature starts with a **specification** — numbered acceptance criteria that drive test generation and final verification.

Flow: **Spec → RED → GREEN → REFACTOR → Verify**

## Mode Behavior Matrix

The cycle has two modes, set during Step 1. Each step below behaves differently per mode:

| Step | `locked-spec` mode | `prompt-only` mode |
|------|--------------------|--------------------|
| Step 1 Spec phase | Find existing or write new spec; lock at 1c | User declines spec; pass raw feature requirement instead |
| Phase 1 RED inputs | `Locked spec` + AC-traceability instruction | Raw feature requirement + "name tests after behavior, no AC- prefix" |
| Phase 1 spec coverage check | Compare tests vs locked spec criteria | **SKIPPED** (no spec) |
| Phase 2 spec_defect signal | Implementer can raise `spec_defect: true` | **DISABLED** (no spec to be defective) |
| Step 4 Spec Verification | All three dimensions run | **SKIPPED** (no spec to verify against) |
| Final Report Spec line | "[N] criteria defined" | "prompt-only mode" |
| Final Report Verification block | Three-dim breakdown | "Verification: skipped (prompt-only mode)" |

**Maintenance note:** every mode-specific branch in this runbook is tagged `<!-- mode-fork -->` in the source. Grep that tag to enumerate all branches. If this matrix grows past ~8 rows or the branches become hard to keep in sync, that's the signal to split `/tdd-prompt-only` into its own skill.

## Severity Levels

Every check in this skill emits findings at one of three tiers:

- **[CRITICAL]** — blocks the phase transition by default. May be **acknowledged-overridden** only with explicit user confirmation, in which case the finding still appears in the final report tagged `(acknowledged)`. In Step 4 (the last phase, no next transition to block), CRITICAL findings do not stop the cycle from being reported, but they mandate a follow-up cycle and are listed prominently in the report.
- **[WARNING]** — should fix. Cycle continues; findings appear in the final report.
- **[SUGGESTION]** — informational. Surfaced once at the end, never blocks.

The final report tallies counts by tier. CRITICAL gates phase transitions (with optional acknowledged override); WARNING and SUGGESTION are advisory.

## Findings Ledger

A single mutable list `findings_ledger` is the source of truth for all findings emitted during the cycle. The Final Report MUST be generated from this ledger, not recounted from memory.

**Schema (one entry per finding):**

```yaml
- id: "F-001"                    # sequential, never reused
  tier: "CRITICAL"               # CRITICAL | WARNING | SUGGESTION
  phase: "post-red-lint"         # post-red-lint | post-green | post-refactor | step-4a | step-4b | step-4c | phase-3.5 | step-0.5 | step-1b
  check: "test-isolation"        # short identifier for the check that fired
  message: "Test imports utils/x.ts which doesn't exist"
  file: "src/utils/__tests__/x.test.ts:12"   # if applicable
  acknowledged: false            # true once the user explicitly approves the override
  acknowledged_reason: null      # user's stated reason if acknowledged
  acknowledged_at_phase: null    # phase where the override was approved
  carried_from_strike: 1         # null | 1 | 2 — for entries that survive a spec-defect cycle restart
```

**Append rules:**

- Every emitted `[CRITICAL]`, `[WARNING]`, `[SUGGESTION]` finding gets one ledger entry. No exceptions.
- IDs are sequential within a cycle, starting at F-001. Never renumber.
- Severity tier and check identifier are immutable once written.
- `acknowledged: true` is set ONLY when the user explicitly confirms an override (e.g., accepts an out-of-scope file). Never auto-flip.
- **Step 0.5 intent-check acknowledgements** also go in the ledger as `tier: "SUGGESTION"`, `check: "intent-check-bypass"`, `phase: "step-0.5"`, `acknowledged: true`, `acknowledged_reason: <user's reason or "user chose (b) proceed">`. This gives bug-fix-routed-acknowledgements a record so they appear in the Final Report.
- **Cycle restart stale-path scrub:** when a spec-defect strike discards a test file, on strike-N entry the orchestrator strips from the ledger any entry whose `file:` path references the discarded test file path (and whose `phase` is `post-red-lint`). Cross-phase findings (Post-GREEN, Step 4, Phase 3.5) are NOT stripped — they describe state that may persist. Stripped entries are logged as `(stripped on strike N — file discarded)` for audit but not surfaced in the Final Report.

**Cycle restart rules (spec-defect strike 1 → 2 transition):**

- When a `spec_defect: true` discards the test file and restarts RED, the ledger is **preserved** — not reset.
- Existing entries gain `carried_from_strike: 1` so they're distinguishable in the Final Report.
- New entries on strike 2 use the next sequential ID after the last strike-1 entry.

**Final Report rule:**

- The Final Report's `Findings: N CRITICAL · N WARNING · N SUGGESTION` line is computed by `count by tier` over the ledger.
- The `If any CRITICAL: list each with file:line and acknowledged-status` block is computed by `filter tier=CRITICAL` over the ledger.
- If the ledger and report disagree, the ledger wins.

**Cross-cycle ledger (acknowledged-CRITICAL debt):**

Project-level file `<project_root>/.tdd/debt.md` accumulates **acknowledged CRITICALs** across all `/tdd` cycles in the project. Each entry is one line: `YYYY-MM-DD <feature> <check>: <message> (reason: <user-supplied>)`.

**Read step (cycle start):**
1. Check whether `<project_root>/.tdd/debt.md` exists.
2. If missing → treat count as 0, do NOT create the file yet, do NOT print an error.
3. If present → count non-empty non-comment lines; surface in preamble: `"Note: this project has N previously-acknowledged CRITICAL findings — see .tdd/debt.md."` Suppress preamble if count is 0.

**Write step (cycle end, only for completed cycles with acknowledged CRITICALs):**
1. Filter the findings_ledger to entries where `tier == "CRITICAL"` AND `acknowledged == true`.
2. If zero such entries → skip the write step entirely.
3. Otherwise: ensure `<project_root>/.tdd/` directory exists (`mkdir -p`); create `debt.md` if missing.
4. Append one line per qualifying ledger entry, formatted: `<YYYY-MM-DD> <feature_name> <check>: <message> (reason: <acknowledged_reason>)`.
5. Do NOT write debt entries for aborted cycles (Variant B) — they didn't complete with shipped code.
6. Do NOT write debt entries for Step 0.5 intent-check-bypass entries — they're not CRITICAL.

This write step is what prevents normalization-of-deviance: every acknowledged CRITICAL leaves an audit trail that future cycles surface in their preamble.

## Instructions

### Step 0: Stack Detection

Detect the test framework from project files:

| Signal | Framework | Run Command |
|--------|-----------|-------------|
| `vitest.config.*` or vitest in package.json | Vitest | `npx vitest run {file} --reporter=verbose` |
| `Package.swift` with test targets | Swift Testing | `swift test --filter {TestSuite}` |
| `*Tests/` Xcode dirs with XCTest imports | XCTest | `xcodebuild test -scheme {scheme} -only-testing:{target}/{class}` |
| `bun test` in package.json scripts | Bun | `bun test {file}` |

If **no test framework found** — STOP. Tell the user:

> No test framework detected in this project.
> Recommended setup: [suggest based on project stack — Vitest for Node/Vite, Swift Testing for iOS, Bun test for Bun projects].
> Please set up testing infrastructure before using TDD.

Do NOT auto-install dependencies.

### Step 0.5: Intent Check (bug fix vs feature)

`/tdd` is for **new features**, not bug fixes. If the user is reporting a bug, they should use `/bugfix` (the `bugfix-pipeline` skill), which traces the active code path before fixing.

**Trigger:** if the user's feature_requirement contains any of these keywords or framings:
- "fix", "bug", "broken", "regression", "doesn't work", "stops working", "crashes", "throws", "wrong output"
- "the [X] is wrong/broken/buggy"
- An existing function/feature name being reported as misbehaving

**Action:** ask the user once:
> Your prompt looks like a bug report rather than a new-feature spec. `/tdd` is optimized for new functionality (Spec → RED → GREEN). Bug fixes are better handled by `/bugfix`, which traces the existing code path first. Which is this?
> (a) Bug fix — switch to `/bugfix`
> (b) New feature that happens to use bug-fix-shaped vocabulary — proceed with `/tdd`

**If user picks (a) — switch to /bugfix:**
1. Print exact invocation: `Suggested: /bugfix <original user prompt verbatim>`
2. Emit Final Report Variant B with `Reason: "intent-check: routed to /bugfix"` and `NEXT: "Run the suggested /bugfix invocation above. No code or tests were created by /tdd."`
3. Stop. Do NOT invoke any subagent.

**If user picks (b) — proceed with /tdd:**
1. Append a ledger entry: `tier: SUGGESTION`, `check: "intent-check-bypass"`, `phase: "step-0.5"`, `acknowledged: true`, `acknowledged_reason: "user confirmed this is a new feature despite bug-fix vocabulary"`.
2. Continue to Step 1.

**Do not auto-route.** A spec that mentions "fix the validation logic" might be a new feature requiring revised validation. The user decides.

### Step 1: Spec Phase

The spec is the **source of truth** for the entire TDD cycle. Every test must trace back to a spec criterion. Every criterion must be verified at the end.

#### 1a. Find or Receive Spec

Check for existing specification in this priority order:

1. **User provided a doc reference** (via `@file` or explicit path) — read it, extract acceptance criteria
2. **Search project docs** for relevant specification:
   - Scan project root for documentation directories: `docs/`, `Documentation/`, `Documentation.docc/`, plus `*.md` at the root level
   - Check for project-level META files: `*_META.md`, `CLAUDE.md`
   - If a doc index exists in any of the above (commonly `INDEX.md`), read it first
   - Grep doc filenames and indices for keywords matching the feature topic
3. **No spec found** — proceed to 1b (write spec)

If existing doc is found but lacks structured acceptance criteria, extract them into the spec format below.

#### 1b. Write Spec (when no spec exists)

Write a structured spec, print it, and auto-lock — confidence-gated, see "Print the spec and auto-lock" below.

**Spec depth ∝ risk — decide before writing.** Match spec rigor to how expensive a bug in *this* feature is — the higher the blast radius, the deeper the spec. It's the same instinct you'd apply to any high-stakes change: auth/payments/migrations earn more scrutiny than a cosmetic tweak.

| Risk tier | Examples | Spec depth |
|---|---|---|
| **High** | payments, money math, auth/session, DB/schema migrations, security boundaries, irreversible data mutations, cross-project contracts | Max: exhaustive ECs/ERRs, explicit Constraints (perf/security/data-integrity), every boundary enumerated. Page-level ACs almost always warrant option (a) E2E — still surface the (a)/(b)

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전체 감사 열기 평가 보고서 보기

Permission surface may require sandboxing
Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
Low GitHub adoption signal
AI 검토 승인이 없습니다
Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
GitHub adoption: 21 GitHub stars
Stars/forks activity: 21 stars, 2 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
Review status: AI review approval is missing

Verified installs: —
결과: —

복사는 설치가 아닙니다. 설치 수는 성공 보고에 기반하며 전체 품질을 보장하지 않습니다.

Agent 연결

Registry API를 통해 동일한 결정, 신뢰, 감사, 사용 사례, 설치 신호를 제공하므로 Agent가 UI를 스크래핑하지 않고도 순위를 매길 수 있습니다.

설치 API 열기 LLM 텍스트 형식 Manifest 열기 자동 해결 계획

추가 정보

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    "reviewed_at": "2026-09-14T06:10:43.034Z",
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    "policy_version": "risk-first-v1",
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      "Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision",
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      "Quality score needs review",
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    "Permission surface may require sandboxing",
    "Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision",
    "AI review approval is missing",
    "Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision."
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}

제작자 도구

등록 출처

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이 등록은 공개 소스에서 색인되었으며 유지보수자 소유권 주장이 승인될 때까지 공식으로 표시되지 않습니다.

제작자: kirillgreen
출처: kirillgreen/skills
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이 Registry 색인 등록은 kirillgreen에게 귀속되어 있지만 아직 공식으로 표시되지 않았습니다. 소유권을 주장하면 확인된 소유자 신호가 추가되어 이후 출시, 설치 및 감사 업데이트를 더 신뢰할 수 있습니다.

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개발자가 저장소를 평가하는 위치에 정규 등록, 현재 신뢰 및 감사 신호, 실제 Agent-Proven 증거를 표시합니다.

[![Listed on OpenAgentSkill](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/kirillgreen-tdd?metric=listed&label=Listed)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/kirillgreen-tdd?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)
[![OpenAgentSkill Trust](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/kirillgreen-tdd?metric=trust&label=Trust)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/kirillgreen-tdd?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)
[![OpenAgentSkill Audit](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/kirillgreen-tdd?metric=audit&label=Audit)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/kirillgreen-tdd/audit)
[![Agent Proven](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/kirillgreen-tdd?metric=proven&label=Agent%20Proven)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/kirillgreen-tdd?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)

배지 미리보기 감사 열기 크리에이터 키트

커뮤니티 신호

이 스킬이 Agent 워크플로에 유용한지 알려 주세요. 집계된 피드백은 시간이 지날수록 순위를 개선합니다.

개요

/tdd -- Spec-Driven Test-Driven Development

Mode Behavior Matrix

Severity Levels

Findings Ledger

Instructions

Step 0: Stack Detection

Step 0.5: Intent Check (bug fix vs feature)

Step 1: Spec Phase

1a. Find or Receive Spec

1b. Write Spec (when no spec exists)

소스 확인

가격 및 실행 비용

작은 작업부터 시작

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