gsd-cleanup

To archive old phase directories, the skill identifies completed milestones, generates a dry-run summary of directories targeted for archival, and moves them into `.planning/milestones/v{X.Y}-phases/` only after you confirm the changes.

Organizing a cluttered `.planning/phases/` workspace involves detecting completed milestones and consolidating their accumulated phase directories into versioned milestone archives, keeping future planning focused and manageable.

Yes, you can preview directory changes using the dry-run summary feature, which produces a detailed overview of the accumulated phase directories that will be moved before any actual file system modifications occur.

Milestone-aware directory archiving works by detecting milestones marked as completed, targeting their specific phase directories, and relocating them into a structured `.planning/milestones/v{X.Y}-phases/` path upon explicit user confirmation.

Using bash automation streamlines the consolidation of accumulated planning phase directories by automatically identifying completed milestones and executing confirmed directory archival into versioned milestone folders.

You should avoid archiving phase directories when milestones are not yet completed, as the process specifically targets and consolidates phase directories from milestones that have already reached completion.