checkpoint

To track design project status, scan the current directory for artifacts like brief.md, concept.md, wireframes.md, and test-results.md. The checkpoint process identifies existing files, reports the current stage, and highlights missing components to recommend the next action.

Design workflow stages detected by scanning artifacts include New, Has brief, Has concept, Has wireframes, and Has test results. The system determines project progression by checking for the presence of specific design files in the working directory.

Check existing design artifacts by scanning the current directory for files like brief.md and wireframes.md. The system reports detected artifacts and their summaries in a markdown table, showing exactly what is present and what is needed to advance the design workflow.

You can manage multiple design subdirectories by creating new project folders and running status checks on each. The system scans each subdirectory for design artifacts, detects the current stage, and recommends the next logical step for that specific project.

The best way to determine the next design workflow action is to scan for existing artifacts. By detecting whether a brief, concept, wireframes, or test results file exists, the system identifies the current stage and suggests the appropriate next step to progress the project.

You need markdown files like brief.md, concept.md, wireframes.md, and test-results.md to track design progress. These specific artifact files are required for the system to detect the current project stage and recommend the next workflow action.