authoring-roadmap

An evolution roadmap for a brownfield project is planned by identifying gaps between the current codebase and constitution requirements. This approach generates prioritized gap cards with dependencies and effort estimates to guide incremental improvements across multiple waves.

Gap analysis for codebase modernization is the process of comparing your current codebase against constitution requirements. It surfaces essential improvements by generating structured gap cards that detail priority, category, dependencies, and estimated effort for actionable planning.

You prioritize codebase improvements by mapping them against constitution requirements to create structured gap cards. Each card explicitly defines the priority, dependencies, and estimated effort, enabling dependency-aware planning across multiple modernization waves.

Yes, you can align brownfield modernization across multiple teams by generating a structured evolution roadmap. It provides prioritized gap cards with explicit dependencies and categories, supporting auditing and coordination during incremental redevelopment.

To generate an evolution roadmap, you need to provide your existing codebase analysis and constitution requirements. The skill uses these inputs to produce a dependency-aware roadmap with structured gap cards detailing priorities and estimated effort.