adopt

You can audit existing artifacts for template format compliance by running the adopt command. It evaluates GDDs, ADRs, stories, and infra files against template standards, classifies gaps by impact, and generates a prioritized migration plan.

Brownfield onboarding is the process of integrating existing in-progress projects or older template versions into current standards. It audits existing artifacts for format compliance and outputs a numbered migration plan to ensure smooth template adoption.

You generate a migration plan for brownfield project upgrades by running the adopt command. It audits existing artifacts, classifies compliance gaps by impact, and outputs a prioritized, actionable plan documented at docs/adoption-plan-[date].md.

Yes, you can scope artifact audits to specific formats like GDDs or ADRs. The adopt command supports multiple focus modes including full, gdds, adrs, stories, and infra, allowing you to tailor the compliance audit to your current project state.

The audit checks existing project artifacts specifically for template format compliance, not just file existence. It evaluates whether GDDs, ADRs, stories, and infra artifacts align with the template's structural standards and classifies deviations by impact.

The best way to prioritize template migration tasks for existing codebases is to run the adopt command. It classifies identified format compliance gaps by impact and produces a numbered, actionable migration plan to guide your sequencing.