blueprint-phase-planning

Blueprint phase planning with gating and coverage checks is automated by orchestrating config-driven planning flows with planner/checker revision loops, explicit requirements validation, and MCP-owned plan writes to persist finalized phase plans.

A planner and checker revision loop is a structured validation flow where a plan is generated, checked against coverage and gating requirements, and iteratively revised until it satisfies all explicit constraints before final plan persistence.

Reuse, revise, or replace decisions are managed through explicit user confirmation steps embedded within the planning flow, ensuring any modification to the phase plan is intentionally validated and meets gating coverage requirements before persistence.

Yes, Blueprint phase planning requires explicit plan writes to persist finalized plans and update the lifecycle state. This MCP-owned write mechanism ensures gating and coverage checks are successfully completed before state changes.

Config-gated planning flows are needed when project phases require strict decision governance, runtime contract loading, and explicit planner/checker validation loops to ensure all requirements are covered before a phase is finalized.

You start coordinating a Blueprint phase plan by loading runtime contracts and initiating the planner/checker flow, which governs decision flows, applies gating checks, and executes explicit plan writes to persist the finalized state.