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When a bug can be caught by an inexpensive local test, write that narrow failing test before the fix, check that it fails because of the bug, then fix the code and watch the test pass. Use on /tdd, "write a failing test first", "add a regression test", or when a bug has an obvious inexpensive test location.
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npx skills add hashgraph-online/awesome-codex-plugins --skill tdd -a claude-code
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