gsd-audit-uat

You can automate a cross-phase UAT and verification audit by invoking a specialized script that systematically scans all software development phases for pending, skipped, blocked, and human_needed test items.

To detect stale documentation during codebase analysis, this automated verification process cross-references your pending UAT items directly against the codebase to identify outdated or inconsistent technical references.

Yes, you can generate a prioritized human test plan from outstanding UAT items by running an automated cross-phase audit that systematically categorizes verification tasks and outputs a prioritized testing schedule.

Yes, running a cross-phase UAT audit requires access to your existing GSD workflows and files to systematically scan and verify all pending software testing items against the codebase.

The best way to track blocked and human_needed verification items is to run an automated cross-phase audit that systematically scans all development workflows and categorizes outstanding UAT tasks by status.

You should not use an automated UAT audit if your software development workflow lacks structured GSD files, as the cross-phase verification process requires access to existing workflow data to scan and generate a test plan.