gsd-add-phase

To add a sequential phase to a project roadmap, you describe the phase and run an automated workflow that appends it to the current milestone. This handles sequential numbering, creates the phase directory, and updates state tracking.

Sequential phase numbering works by automatically calculating the next integer and appending it to the current milestone. This enforces sequential ordering without manual tracking, ensuring no phases are skipped in the roadmap.

Yes, you can automate slug generation and directory setup for roadmap phases. The workflow automatically creates a slugified name for the new phase and generates the corresponding directory structure to maintain project organization.

Roadmap state tracking and change history are preserved by automatically updating the roadmap entry and STATE.md files. The workflow logs changes during the phase addition process to maintain a traceable history of project modifications.

The best way to ensure consistent bookkeeping when appending milestones is to use an automated workflow that handles phase numbering, directory setup, and state updates. This eliminates manual errors and maintains a traceable project history.