AI Pair Programming FAQs

Question 1

What is truth-score verification?

Accepted Answer

Truth-score verification is a real-time quality monitoring feature that scores code changes. If a change fails to meet the defined quality or security threshold, the skill can automatically roll back the failure.

Question 2

What is the difference between Driver and Navigator mode?

Accepted Answer

In Driver mode, the user writes the code while Claude provides strategic guidance and review. In Navigator mode, Claude writes the implementation code based on the high-level direction and architectural decisions provided by the user.

Question 3

Does it support security scanning during the session?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. The Review and Debug modes include continuous security scanning to identify vulnerabilities and suggest fixes before code is even committed.

Question 4

How does the Switch mode work?

Accepted Answer

Switch mode automatically alternates roles between the user and Claude at set intervals (defaulting to 10 minutes). It provides a warning before the switch and generates a context summary to ensure a smooth handoff.

Question 5

Can this skill help with Test-Driven Development (TDD)?

Accepted Answer

Yes, TDD mode enforces a workflow of writing a failing test first, followed by implementation and refactoring, while tracking test coverage and enforcing success thresholds.

AI Pair Programming

Key Features

Use Cases

AI Pair Programming

Key Features

Use Cases