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Nizoss
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Comment #48427068
I use a different approach, I enforce TDD using hooks. Think of it this way: You interact with your agent and ask it to implement a feature. Now every change it wants to make will …
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Comment #48344896
Good resource and nicely organized. I took the opportunity to apply a couple new things.
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Comment #48087360
I’m working on a project that blocks agents from breaking rules. The rules are enforced through hooks and work across Claude Code, Codex, and GitHub Copilot. https://github.com/niz…
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Comment #48055464
Exactly! I have said this a couple of times but it was taken literally as in no capital letters or strong language. Glad to see someone else who shares this perspective.
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Comment #48055434
Not throwing shade at anyone here but the thought has definitely crossed my mind that we are recreating SAFe but for agents when looking at some of the orchestration setups out the…
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Comment #48055388
I fully agree. Also started using husky before expanding further and created my own hooks. I can’t imagine myself using agents today without them, it would require a lot of babysit…
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Comment #48055346
Sounds interesting, can you elaborate on your thinking? Got me curious.
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Comment #48055164
Exactly! I don’t babysit TDD anymore. I have another agent that does that for me and honestly sometimes catches things I would have missed if I was the babysitting. Hooks do wonder…
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Comment #48054764
If you’re interested in such deterministic scaffolding/control flow, check out Probity. I created it to address this exact issue. It is a vendor-neutral ESLint-style policy engine …
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Comment #47921476
Creator of TDD Guard here, thanks for the mention! TDD Guard was built when Claude Code was the only one to offer hooks. Plugins didn't exist and the models were weaker, so the val…
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Comment #46316503
This is how I would also love to work but not all teams prefer this way. How many are you in your team? Was it easy to switch?
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Comment #46316467
I would love to hear your thoughts on TDD-Guard. An open source plugin I created to enfore Test-Driven Development practices on agents: https://github.com/nizos/tdd-guard
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Comment #46316256
Yes! This is something that I also value. Having demo gifs of before and after helps a lot. I have encountered situations where what I thought was a minor finishing clean up had an…
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Comment #46316071
If you write your tests the Test-Driven Development way in that they first fail before production changes are introduced, you will be able to trust them a lot more. Especially if t…
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Comment #46106544
This looks really useful! Great work!
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Comment #45426692
If you're on Windows and using vscode, add thiss to keybinds.json [ { "key": "shift+enter", "command": "workbench.action.terminal.sendSequence", "args": { "text": "\u001b\n" }, "wh…
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Comment #45202254
And here I am still waiting for some kind of hooks support for ChatGPT/Codex.
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Comment #45031224
Same issue here, dark mode on mobile.
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Comment #44995100
Yeah, this is a no brainer for certain use cases.
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Comment #44963408
Not that I'm aware of. I'll check what possibilities exist with Opencode on their Discord.