df:plan-milestone-gaps

To convert milestone audit findings into actionable project objectives, you can use an automated gap-analysis workflow to group identified gaps into logical objectives and update your project roadmap. This eliminates manual per-gap entries by directly parsing audit results.

The best way to close gaps identified during a project roadmap audit is to execute an end-to-end milestone-gap workflow. This process automatically translates audit findings into structured objectives and tracks their planning state directly within your roadmap documentation.

Automated gap analysis updates ROADMAP.md by reading milestone audit results, grouping the detected gaps into logical objectives, and writing these new objectives directly into the file. It then tracks the planning state for each generated objective.

Yes, you can plan all milestone gaps at once instead of manual per-gap entries by triggering a single-action workflow. This workflow processes the entire milestone audit output and generates corresponding objectives for all gaps in one automated pass.

Yes, you need a separate audit tool to identify gaps before running milestone gap planning. The planning workflow specifically reads the results from a prior milestone audit to generate corresponding objectives and update the project roadmap.