eval-plan

To validate an implementation plan before coding, you can automatically assess architecture alignment, acceptance criteria coverage, task dependencies, and clarity to generate a scored evaluation report and catch costly flaws early.

Plan validation in software development is the process of scoring an implementation plan against best practices, architecture, and requirements to identify blocking issues and provide actionable feedback before development begins.

You can check acceptance criteria coverage by running an automated evaluation that scores the implementation plan against requirements, identifies missing tasks, and provides specific recommendations for gaps.

Yes, you can integrate validation results by generating a status file output alongside the scored evaluation report, allowing workflow automation tools to consume the results and trigger downstream actions.

Yes, automated plan evaluation supports an auto-mode feature that automatically fixes minor issues found during the validation process, streamlining the workflow before you start coding.

You should avoid relying solely on automated plan evaluation for tasks lacking clear acceptance criteria or detailed architecture, as the evaluation requires these inputs to accurately assess coverage and alignment.