gpd-show-phase

To generate a structured report for a research phase, inspect the target phase directory and roadmap file to produce an ASCII report highlighting its status, goals, dependencies, and key outcomes.

Phase verification in scientific research workflows is the process of inspecting a specific phase's artifacts, completion status, and key results to ensure the phase meets its research goals and dependencies.

You can inspect research artifacts and analyze results phase by phase by applying a detailed inspection skill to a specific phase number, which reads the phase directory and roadmap file to extract key results.

To inspect a research phase and verify its artifacts, you need access to the specific phase directory and the project's roadmap file to extract and report on completion status and key outcomes.

Yes, you can gain quick situational awareness of a research phase by generating a structured overview that summarizes the phase's artifacts, status, and key results without manually reading each file.

Use a structured phase inspection report when you need to quickly understand the specifics of a particular research phase within a larger project, extracting its goals and verification state efficiently.