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Execute RED→GREEN→REFACTOR with validation, deep checks, and mandatory progress updates

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Overview

Prerequisites

  1. Contract schemas already written
  2. Setup shard completed

Step-by-Step

Step 1 — RED: write failing tests

  1. Write failing tests for every acceptance criterion.
  2. Add failing tests for uncovered contract fields/errors/validations.
  3. Add IA edge-case tests with explicit trace tags.
  4. Run test command and verify tests fail.
  5. Enforce red-test count gate vs acceptance criteria count.

Step 2 — GREEN: implement minimal correct code

  1. Implement required schema, API, logic, and UI changes.
  2. Enforce boundary-not-placeholder rules for stubs.
  3. Annotate non-spec implementation decisions.
  4. Run test command and verify green.

Step 3 — Debug cycle (when green fails)

  1. Classify failure type (contract/logic/integration).
  2. Run bounded debug iterations with explicit hypothesis tracking.
  3. Escalate after maximum loop threshold with evidence package.

Step 4 — Refactor and completeness verification

  1. Refactor with tests green.
  2. Run adversarial review pass.
  3. Run structured spec completeness checks:
    • field coverage
    • validation coverage
    • error code coverage
    • edge case handling
    • access-control enforcement
  4. Run query optimization and resource cleanup checks where applicable.

Step 4.5 — Slice depth ratio gate (mandatory)

  1. Read .claude/skills/prd-templates/references/slice-depth-floor.md.
  2. Read the slice's depth floor and breakdown from phase-N.md (computed in /plan-phase-write Step 5.5). If absent, compute it now from referenced spec sections.
  3. Count delivered tests — only tests asserting concrete spec items count (no smoke, no bare toBeTruthy).
  4. Compute ratio = delivered_tests / depth_floor. Hard gate: < 1.0 returns to RED with a list of every uncovered floor item. Each floor item must have at least one explicit assertion exercising its specific behavior.
  5. Record ratio and matched-item count in .memory/pipeline/progress/slices/<slice-id>.md under ## Depth Ratio.

Step 5 — Validation and synthesis

  1. Run full validation command.
  2. In parallel mode, run synthesis protocol.

Step 6 — Mandatory progress updates and evidence gate

  1. Update all required progress targets per Protocol 3 steps 1–7 (slice file, phase file, index.md, blockers/decisions/patterns).
  2. Apply Protocol 3 step 8 (read-back verification): re-read each written file and confirm the bytes landed; retry once on failure; STOP after second failed attempt.
  3. Run node scripts/check-progress-consistency.mjs (Protocol 3 step 9). Exit 1 → fix every reported drift item and re-run until exit 0. Exit 2 → STOP and surface the malformed-file report. You may not call notify_user until exit is 0.
  4. Stamp the slice file with a ## Completion Signature block (Protocol 3 step 10) recording date, runtime, verifier exit, and depth ratio.
  5. Apply slice completion gates (UI Completeness, Spec Traceability, Spec Depth Floor) and QA anti-cheat audit.
  6. Completion payload must include: raw re-reads of slice/phase/index, verifier exit code (0), updated overall progress fraction, explicit next command (/implement-slice for next slice, or /verify-infrastructure if this was the infra/auth slice).

Completion Checklist

  • RED tests authored and failing
  • GREEN implementation complete and passing
  • refactor and completeness checks complete
  • slice depth ratio ≥ 1.0 against spec floor
  • validation command passes
  • progress files updated + re-verified (Protocol 3 step 8)
  • cross-file consistency verifier returned exit 0 (Protocol 3 step 9)
  • Completion Signature stamped on slice file (Protocol 3 step 10)
  • completion payload includes required evidence

Next Steps

  • default: /implement-slice
  • infra/auth gate path: /verify-infrastructure

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