gpd-regression-check

To detect regressions in project phase summaries, scan summary and verification artifacts within a project directory to automatically identify conflicting conventions, missing statuses, and unresolved gaps.

Phase verification and summary auditing is the process of scanning completed project phases to ensure all verification statuses are accurate, canonical, and free from conflicting convention definitions before finalizing.

To audit specific completed phases, run the skill with an optional phase argument to target a single phase, or leave the argument empty to scan all completed phases across the project directory.

Yes, you need file system access to perform a summary audit because the skill directly scans summary and verification artifacts stored as files within your project directory structure.

Yes, you can use a quick mode option for phase verification scanning to efficiently audit all or specific completed phases when you need a rapid check before finalizing.

Invalid or non-canonical verification statuses occur when summary artifacts contain unresolved gaps or deviate from established conventions, which you can identify by scanning the project directory.