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When stuck in red for >5 turns or >3 failed runs without progress, propose reverting the latest production-code edits to restore green and try a smaller step. Use to escape unproductive red sessions.
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| name | revert-on-extended-red |
| description | When stuck in red for >5 turns or >3 failed runs without progress, propose reverting the latest production-code edits to restore green and try a smaller step. Use to escape unproductive red sessions. |
If the orchestrator has been in red for more than 5 turns OR more than 3 failed test runs without recovering to green, it has hit extended-red. At this point:
turn_search({ type: "file_edit", since: "<phase-start>" }).The orchestrator records the revert decision in a hypothesis explaining why the original step was too large.
Use when starting any TDD cycle, before writing any test file, editing any production file, running tests, or advancing a phase — required before any of those actions.
How to drive the vitest-agent MCP tools correctly — the non-obvious operational facts (run_tests scoping, why subset runs "fail" coverage, the consoleLeaks signal, the VITEST_AGENT_CONSOLE escape hatch, auto-recovered attribution) that otherwise cost trial-and-error.
Guide @vitest-agent/plugin configuration including thresholds, targets, output format, and plugin options. Use when setting up or modifying the plugin configuration.
Required before any production-code edit during the red phase. Forces externalization of "why I think this fix will work" with cited test_error_id and stack_frame_id evidence.
Use when starting a dogfood session for the vitest-agent plugin in this repo, when continuing one from an existing handoff at docs/superpowers/dogfood/<chain>/, or after the TDD orchestrator subagent completes a dogfood task. Repo-internal — does not apply to projects that consume vitest-agent as a dependency.
Use when reaching any TDD phase transition — spike close, red→green, green→refactor, or discard — required before exiting the phase so each cycle lands as a discrete, greppable commit in git history.