audit-plan

You can audit multi-phase implementation plans for structural integrity by analyzing dependencies, data flow, and phase ordering across plan.md and phase-*.md files to identify design-level issues before implementation begins. This prevents costly rework and project delays.

Structural flow audit assesses pipeline coherence in multi-phase implementation plans by checking dependency resolution, data flow consistency, logical sequencing, and stale artifacts. It focuses on structural design flaws rather than individual phase template compliance.

To detect circular dependencies and orphaned phases, run a dependency analysis on your plan folder. The audit checks all phase documents to identify missing links, broken references, and phases that are disconnected from the main data flow pipeline.

Yes, the plan audit requires a specific folder structure containing a plan.md file and all associated phase-*.md files. You need to specify the plan folder path, and the tool will analyze these markdown documents to assess structural coherence.

Yes, you can verify logical sequencing of tasks through phase ordering analysis. The audit ensures that phases producing required data are correctly ordered before the consumer phases that depend on them, checking consistency in data sources and schemas across the pipeline.

The best way to identify stale artifacts and deprecated phases is to run a structural flow audit. It detects inconsistencies between plan documents and reality, including broken links and phases that no longer align with the current data flow architecture.