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Use when the user asks to implement an approved SPEC SDD using test-driven development.

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# Execute TDD from SPEC

Test-driven development guided by the approved SPEC SDD. The SPEC is the single source of truth. Every test is derived from a numbered requirement or acceptance criterion.

Internal reasoning and commands are in English. All questions and explanations to the user are in **Portuguese (pt-BR)**.

## When to Use

- A `.specs/SPEC-{YYYYMMDD}-{feature}.md` exists with `Status: Approved`.
- The user asks to implement a feature, change, or bugfix.
- The user asks to execute or run a SPEC (e.g., "execute the spec", "run the spec", "run TDD from the spec").
- O usuário pede para executar ou rodar um SPEC (ex.: "executar o spec", "rodar o spec", "fazer TDD a partir do spec").
- Before writing implementation code.
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