complete-plan

To verify implementation plans, systematically check each acceptance criterion against actual code and output evidence. This process mandates collecting proof like file paths, test outputs, and logs to confirm build success and type checking before marking a plan as COMPLETED.

The best way to ensure deliverables are fully tested is performing systematic verification that checks all defined tests pass, the code builds successfully, and user-facing requirements are met. This prevents incomplete work from being deployed by assigning a clear status based on verification results.

Yes, you can assign clear statuses to an implementation plan based on verification outcomes. Depending on whether all acceptance criteria and deliverables are rigorously verified, the plan receives a status of COMPLETED, PARTIAL, INCOMPLETE, or ABANDONED.

To finalize a project management plan, you must collect evidence such as file paths, test outputs, and logs for each verified criterion. This proof ensures thorough testing and build success before the plan is archived and marked as complete.

You need to archive an implementation plan during the development workflow after systematically verifying all acceptance criteria against provided evidence. The plan is archived and its status updated once thorough testing, build success, and type checking are confirmed.