@yeongjaeyou/claude-code-config 0.5.0 → 0.5.2

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+ ---
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+ description: Generate llms.txt from URL or local directory
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+ ---
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+ # Generate llms.txt
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+ Generate well-structured llms.txt documentation following the llms.txt standard specification.
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+ ## llms.txt Format
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Title
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+ > Optional description
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+ ## Section name
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+ - [Link title](URL): Brief description (10-15 words)
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+ ```
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+ ## Workflow
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+
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+ ### URL Input
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+ 1. **Map URLs**: Use `firecrawl_map` to discover all URLs on the website
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+ 2. **Scrape Content**: Use `firecrawl_scrape` for each URL (batch of 10-20)
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+ 3. **Synthesize**: Extract key information and organize into sections
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+ 4. **Generate**: Write llms.txt to current directory
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+ ### Local Directory Input
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+ 1. **Discover Files**: Use Glob to find all markdown/docs files recursively
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+ 2. **Read Content**: Read relevant files (README, docs/, guides)
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+ 3. **Synthesize**: Extract purpose, key concepts, APIs
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+ 4. **Generate**: Write llms.txt to current directory
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+ ## Guidelines
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+ - **Descriptions**: 10-15 words, specific to content (not generic)
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+ - **Sections**: Group by type (Documentation, API Reference, Examples, Tools)
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+ - **URLs**: Prefer official docs URLs over GitHub raw URLs
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+ - **Errors**: Note failed URLs/files, continue with others
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+ ## Output
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+ Write `llms.txt` to current directory with summary:
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+ - Number of sources processed
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+ - Number of sections created
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+ - Any errors or warnings
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+ name: feature-planner
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+ description: Creates phase-based feature plans with quality gates and incremental delivery structure. Use when planning features, organizing work, breaking down tasks, creating roadmaps, or structuring development strategy. Keywords: plan, planning, phases, breakdown, strategy, roadmap, organize, structure, outline.
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+ # Feature Planner
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+ ## Purpose
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+ Generate structured, phase-based plans where:
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+ - Each phase delivers complete, runnable functionality
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+ - Quality gates enforce validation before proceeding
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+ - User approves plan before any work begins
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+ - Progress tracked via markdown checkboxes
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+ - Each phase is 1-4 hours maximum
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+ ## Planning Workflow
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+ ### Step 1: Requirements Analysis
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+ 1. Read relevant files to understand codebase architecture
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+ 2. Identify dependencies and integration points
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+ 3. Assess complexity and risks
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+ 4. Determine appropriate scope (small/medium/large)
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+ ### Step 2: Phase Breakdown with TDD Integration
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+ Break feature into 3-7 phases where each phase:
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+ - **Test-First**: Write tests BEFORE implementation
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+ - Delivers working, testable functionality
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+ - Takes 1-4 hours maximum
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+ - Follows Red-Green-Refactor cycle
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+ - Has measurable test coverage requirements
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+ - Can be rolled back independently
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+ - Has clear success criteria
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+ **Phase Structure**:
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+ - Phase Name: Clear deliverable
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+ - Goal: What working functionality this produces
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+ - **Test Strategy**: What test types, coverage target, test scenarios
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+ - Tasks (ordered by TDD workflow):
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+ 1. **RED Tasks**: Write failing tests first
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+ 2. **GREEN Tasks**: Implement minimal code to make tests pass
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+ 3. **REFACTOR Tasks**: Improve code quality while tests stay green
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+ - Quality Gate: TDD compliance + validation criteria
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+ - Dependencies: What must exist before starting
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+ - **Coverage Target**: Specific percentage or checklist for this phase
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+ ### Step 3: Plan Document Creation
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+ Use plan-template.md to generate: `docs/plans/PLAN_<feature-name>.md`
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+ Include:
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+ - Overview and objectives
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+ - Architecture decisions with rationale
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+ - Complete phase breakdown with checkboxes
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+ - Quality gate checklists
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+ - Risk assessment table
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+ - Rollback strategy per phase
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+ - Progress tracking section
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+ - Notes & learnings area
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+ ### Step 4: User Approval
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+ **CRITICAL**: Use AskUserQuestion to get explicit approval before proceeding.
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+ Ask:
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+ - "Does this phase breakdown make sense for your project?"
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+ - "Any concerns about the proposed approach?"
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+ - "Should I proceed with creating the plan document?"
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+ Only create plan document after user confirms approval.
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+ ### Step 5: Document Generation
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+ 1. Create `docs/plans/` directory if not exists
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+ 2. Generate plan document with all checkboxes unchecked
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+ 3. Add clear instructions in header about quality gates
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+ 4. Inform user of plan location and next steps
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+ ## Quality Gate Standards
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+ Each phase MUST validate these items before proceeding to next phase:
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+ **Build & Compilation**:
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+ - [ ] Project builds/compiles without errors
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+ - [ ] No syntax errors
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+ **Test-Driven Development (TDD)**:
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+ - [ ] Tests written BEFORE production code
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+ - [ ] Red-Green-Refactor cycle followed
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+ - [ ] Unit tests: ≥80% coverage for business logic
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+ - [ ] Integration tests: Critical user flows validated
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+ - [ ] Test suite runs in acceptable time (<5 minutes)
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+ **Testing**:
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+ - [ ] All existing tests pass
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+ - [ ] New tests added for new functionality
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+ - [ ] Test coverage maintained or improved
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+ **Code Quality**:
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+ - [ ] Linting passes with no errors
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+ - [ ] Type checking passes (if applicable)
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+ - [ ] Code formatting consistent
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+ **Functionality**:
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+ - [ ] Manual testing confirms feature works
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+ - [ ] No regressions in existing functionality
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+ - [ ] Edge cases tested
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+ **Security & Performance**:
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+ - [ ] No new security vulnerabilities
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+ - [ ] No performance degradation
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+ - [ ] Resource usage acceptable
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+ **Documentation**:
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+ - [ ] Code comments updated
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+ - [ ] Documentation reflects changes
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+ ## Progress Tracking Protocol
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+ Add this to plan document header:
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+ ```markdown
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+ **CRITICAL INSTRUCTIONS**: After completing each phase:
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+ 1. ✅ Check off completed task checkboxes
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+ 2. 🧪 Run all quality gate validation commands
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+ 3. ⚠️ Verify ALL quality gate items pass
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+ 4. 📅 Update "Last Updated" date
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+ 5. 📝 Document learnings in Notes section
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+ 6. ➡️ Only then proceed to next phase
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+ ⛔ DO NOT skip quality gates or proceed with failing checks
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+ ```
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+ ## Phase Sizing Guidelines
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+ **Small Scope** (2-3 phases, 3-6 hours total):
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+ - Single component or simple feature
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+ - Minimal dependencies
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+ - Clear requirements
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+ - Example: Add dark mode toggle, create new form component
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+ **Medium Scope** (4-5 phases, 8-15 hours total):
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+ - Multiple components or moderate feature
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+ - Some integration complexity
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+ - Database changes or API work
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+ - Example: User authentication system, search functionality
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+ **Large Scope** (6-7 phases, 15-25 hours total):
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+ - Complex feature spanning multiple areas
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+ - Significant architectural impact
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+ - Multiple integrations
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+ - Example: AI-powered search with embeddings, real-time collaboration
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+ ## Risk Assessment
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+ Identify and document:
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+ - **Technical Risks**: API changes, performance issues, data migration
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+ - **Dependency Risks**: External library updates, third-party service availability
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+ - **Timeline Risks**: Complexity unknowns, blocking dependencies
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+ - **Quality Risks**: Test coverage gaps, regression potential
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+ For each risk, specify:
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+ - Probability: Low/Medium/High
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+ - Impact: Low/Medium/High
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+ - Mitigation Strategy: Specific action steps
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+ ## Rollback Strategy
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+ For each phase, document how to revert changes if issues arise.
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+ Consider:
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+ - What code changes need to be undone
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+ - Database migrations to reverse (if applicable)
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+ - Configuration changes to restore
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+ - Dependencies to remove
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+ ## Test Specification Guidelines
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+ ### Test-First Development Workflow
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+ **For Each Feature Component**:
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+ 1. **Specify Test Cases** (before writing ANY code)
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+ - What inputs will be tested?
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+ - What outputs are expected?
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+ - What edge cases must be handled?
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+ - What error conditions should be tested?
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+ 2. **Write Tests** (Red Phase)
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+ - Write tests that WILL fail
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+ - Verify tests fail for the right reason
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+ - Run tests to confirm failure
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+ - Commit failing tests to track TDD compliance
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+ 3. **Implement Code** (Green Phase)
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+ - Write minimal code to make tests pass
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+ - Run tests frequently (every 2-5 minutes)
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+ - Stop when all tests pass
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+ - No additional functionality beyond tests
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+ 4. **Refactor** (Blue Phase)
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+ - Improve code quality while tests remain green
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+ - Extract duplicated logic
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+ - Improve naming and structure
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+ - Run tests after each refactoring step
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+ - Commit when refactoring complete
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+ ### Test Types
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+ **Unit Tests**:
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+ - **Target**: Individual functions, methods, classes
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+ - **Dependencies**: None or mocked/stubbed
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+ - **Speed**: Fast (<100ms per test)
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+ - **Isolation**: Complete isolation from external systems
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+ - **Coverage**: ≥80% of business logic
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+ **Integration Tests**:
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+ - **Target**: Interaction between components/modules
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+ - **Dependencies**: May use real dependencies
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+ - **Speed**: Moderate (<1s per test)
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+ - **Isolation**: Tests component boundaries
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+ - **Coverage**: Critical integration points
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+ **End-to-End (E2E) Tests**:
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+ - **Target**: Complete user workflows
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+ - **Dependencies**: Real or near-real environment
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+ - **Speed**: Slow (seconds to minutes)
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+ - **Isolation**: Full system integration
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+ - **Coverage**: Critical user journeys
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+ ### Test Coverage Calculation
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+ **Coverage Thresholds** (adjust for your project):
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+ - **Business Logic**: ≥90% (critical code paths)
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+ - **Data Access Layer**: ≥80% (repositories, DAOs)
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+ - **API/Controller Layer**: ≥70% (endpoints)
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+ - **UI/Presentation**: Integration tests preferred over coverage
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+ **Coverage Commands by Ecosystem**:
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+ ```bash
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+ # JavaScript/TypeScript
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+ jest --coverage
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+ nyc report --reporter=html
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+ # Python
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+ pytest --cov=src --cov-report=html
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+ coverage report
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+ # Java
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+ mvn jacoco:report
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+ gradle jacocoTestReport
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+ # Go
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+ go test -cover ./...
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+ go tool cover -html=coverage.out
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+ # .NET
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+ dotnet test /p:CollectCoverage=true /p:CoverageReporter=html
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+ reportgenerator -reports:coverage.xml -targetdir:coverage
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+ # Ruby
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+ bundle exec rspec --coverage
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+ open coverage/index.html
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+ # PHP
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+ phpunit --coverage-html coverage
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+ ```
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+ ### Common Test Patterns
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+ **Arrange-Act-Assert (AAA) Pattern**:
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+ ```
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+ test 'description of behavior':
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+ // Arrange: Set up test data and dependencies
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+ input = createTestData()
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+ // Act: Execute the behavior being tested
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+ result = systemUnderTest.method(input)
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+ // Assert: Verify expected outcome
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+ assert result == expectedOutput
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+ ```
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+ **Given-When-Then (BDD Style)**:
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+ ```
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+ test 'feature should behave in specific way':
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+ // Given: Initial context/state
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+ given userIsLoggedIn()
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+ // When: Action occurs
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+ when userClicksButton()
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+ // Then: Observable outcome
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+ then shouldSeeConfirmation()
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+ ```
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+ **Mocking/Stubbing Dependencies**:
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+ ```
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+ test 'component should call dependency':
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+ // Create mock/stub
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+ mockService = createMock(ExternalService)
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+ component = new Component(mockService)
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+ // Configure mock behavior
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+ when(mockService.method()).thenReturn(expectedData)
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+ // Execute and verify
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+ component.execute()
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+ verify(mockService.method()).calledOnce()
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+ ```
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+ ### Test Documentation in Plan
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+ **In each phase, specify**:
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+ 1. **Test File Location**: Exact path where tests will be written
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+ 2. **Test Scenarios**: List of specific test cases
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+ 3. **Expected Failures**: What error should tests show initially?
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+ 4. **Coverage Target**: Percentage for this phase
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+ 5. **Dependencies to Mock**: What needs mocking/stubbing?
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+ 6. **Test Data**: What fixtures/factories are needed?
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+ ## Supporting Files Reference
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+ - [plan-template.md](plan-template.md) - Complete plan document template