gsd-cleanup

You can archive completed milestone phase directories automatically by running a Bash workflow that moves them from .planning/phases/ into versioned .planning/milestones/v{X.Y}-phases/ folders. This process maintains a clean project history and enables fast retrospectives.

Yes, you can preview phase directory archival before moving files by using the dry-run preview feature. The workflow generates a dry-run summary of completed milestones and requires user confirmation to prevent data loss before performing deterministic archival.

The best way to clean up accumulated .planning/phases/ directories is to use an automated archival workflow that identifies completed milestones and safely relocates their phase folders into versioned v{X.Y}-phases directories under .planning/milestones/.

No, the milestone archival workflow does not require any specific dependencies or components. It operates as a standalone Bash workflow to identify completed milestones and execute safe, deterministic archival of phase directories.

Deterministic archival for versioned milestone phases works by consistently relocating completed phase directories from .planning/phases/ into specifically structured v{X.Y}-phases folders. This Bash workflow ensures project history remains clean and predictable after user confirmation.