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EvanFlow – A TDD driven feedback loop for Claude Code
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Evanflow is a TDD-driven iterative feedback loop for software development utilizing 16 cohesive Claude Code skills and 2 custom subagents. Users can initiate the process by saying "let's evanflow this," guiding their idea through brainstorming, planning, execution, test-driven development, iteration, and real checkpoints for design and plan approval.
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- Praise: EvanFlow introduces a structured TDD-driven loop that emphasizes checkpoints for design and planning, enhancing the development process for Claude Code.
- Praise: The concept of vertical-slice TDD allows developers to focus on minimal implementations, ensuring that each test failure is addressed immediately, which can lead to more robust code.
- Concern: The absence of a refactor step in the TDD flow raises concerns about the quality of the code, as it may lead to technical debt without proper cleanup.
- Concern: Some users feel that existing tools already perform TDD effectively, questioning the necessity of introducing EvanFlow into the development workflow.