content-audit

A GDD content audit identifies gaps between planned design document items and implemented assets by enumerating planned quantities and scanning the implementation. It aggregates counts per system to surface missing content and quantify overall progress toward the design plan.

You inventory content types and quantify progress by applying scanning rules across a selected system to parse GDD metadata and aggregate implementation counts. This surfaces explicit missing lists and quantifies overall progress toward planned content targets.

You can scan all systems at once without parameters to perform a full content audit. The tool also supports targeting a selected system individually to inventory content types and quantify progress for that specific area.

The best way to generate a gap report from GDD metadata is to run a full content audit that enforces robust scanning rules and surfaces missing quantities. This produces a formatted progress report enabling prioritization and targeted work for downstream planning.

Your content audit shows unbuilt items because it enforces robust scanning rules that identify gaps between planned GDD quantities and implemented assets. The audit aggregates counts per system to accurately surface missing content that manual review might overlook.