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To audit legacy project artifacts for template compliance, run the audit on your existing project. It verifies that GDDs, ADRs, stories, and infra meet required internal structures rather than just checking for their existence.

Planning a brownfield project migration involves auditing existing artifacts to identify format gaps, classifying them by impact, and generating a prioritized, numbered migration plan that guides safe, progressive remediation.

To check if existing artifacts will work with upgraded template skills, run an audit that evaluates current artifacts against the template's skills, classifies gaps by impact, and outputs a structured migration plan.

You need a template migration plan for an in-progress project during brownfield onboarding or when upgrading template versions, ensuring existing artifacts align with required structures before proceeding.

The audit checks actual internal format compliance, not just artifact existence. It verifies whether existing GDDs, ADRs, stories, and infra meet the required internal structure to work with the template's skills.

To prioritize remediation gaps across GDDs, ADRs, and infrastructure, run the audit. It classifies identified gaps by impact and produces a structured, prioritized migration plan for safe, progressive remediation.