gsd-add-backlog

To add backlog items without disrupting active milestones, use 999.x numbering to park unsequenced ideas. This generates the next 999.x backlog phase and updates ROADMAP.md, ensuring active phases remain untouched.

The 999.x numbering convention is used for roadmap planning to capture unsequenced backlog ideas. It generates sequential backlog phases, separating future proposals from active milestones in your documentation.

You can capture unsequenced product ideas by providing a concise description and acceptance criteria. The system generates the next 999.x backlog entry, creates a slug directory, and updates ROADMAP.md under a Backlog section.

Yes, you can use ROADMAP.md to park unscheduled feature requests using 999.x numbering. This workflow creates a dedicated backlog entry directory and provides a clear path for stakeholder review and promotion.

To generate a 999.x backlog phase entry, you need to provide a concise backlog idea and its acceptance criteria. This input updates ROADMAP.md and creates a directory slug for future discussion.

Use 999.x backlog phases instead of standard milestones when teams need to capture unsequenced ideas without disrupting active planning. This approach standardizes reporting and surfaces backlog items to stakeholders for future promotion.