35 boosters for "tdd" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
"description": "Plan-to-code pipeline: automated planning with 5-actor verification, then TDD execution with parallel agents. Formerly beast-plan.", "name": "Dmitrii Malakhov" "skills": "./skills/"
A Cursor IDE rule set that enforces markdown linting standards to keep documentation consistent and error-free. Useful for teams maintaining specs, READMEs, and other markdown-based project documentation.
"description": "Guides AI agents through disciplined coding practices. Language and build-system agnostic core with extensible language/build skills.", "name": "Rüdiger zu Dohna", "url": "https://github.com/t1"
Activates a TDD specialist agent to help developers build comprehensive test suites using test-driven development principles. Ideal for teams adopting TDD practices and seeking structured testing guidance.
"name": "workflows", "version": "4.77.0", "description": "Development, data science, writing, and workshop presentation workflows with TDD enforcement, output-first verification, agent team parallelization, and GSD-style deviation rules, test gap validation, and session handoff.",
"name": "virtual-team", "description": "Virtual development team: TDD, debugging, code review, backlog management, and proven workflow patterns", "homepage": "https://github.com/ovargas/virtual-team",
"name": "Eric Olson" "description": "Skills for software development best practices including TDD, refactoring, architecture patterns, and AI development workflows", "source": "./plugins/crafter",
TDD Command enforces test-driven development workflows by guiding developers through the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle with 80%+ coverage targets. Developers prioritizing code quality and test coverage will find this particularly valuable.
TDD Command provides a bash-based workflow to guide Claude through test-driven development with structured prompts and automated script delegation. Best suited for developers who want to enforce TDD discipline while coding with Claude in structured projects.
Forge is a 9-stage TDD-first workflow designed for Claude Code in Cursor that guides developers through research, planning, and implementation with built-in security and documentation practices. It benefits AI-assisted developers who want structured, confidence-driven feature shipping with quality gates.
Cursor Rules for standardized Git commit workflows that guide AI assistants through a structured process of reviewing changes, analyzing impact, and writing semantic commit messages. Developers using Cursor will benefit from consistent, high-quality commits and reduced manual formatting work.
