I object to your analogy with test-driven development. "Test-driven" means we decide what it should do, then we write the corresponding code. A "test-driven"

I object to your analogy with test-driven development. "Test-driven" means we decide what it should do, then we write the corresponding code. A "test-driven" nation would decide first what the government ought to do, then proceed by writing the corresponding laws. The system you describe is the exact opposite: let's write some code / law and then see what happens. You have a Cowboy Congress. You might amend your last sentence to read "Start Test Driven Government" instead.