gsd:insert-phase

To insert a phase into a roadmap, you specify the target insertion point so the new phase is created and populated without corrupting existing phases. The roadmap is then automatically updated to reflect the new project timeline.

Phase insertion in project management is used to extend or reorder project timelines within a roadmap. It allows you to add new strategic initiatives or product plans at precise positions without disrupting the existing schedule.

Yes, you can add a new phase without disrupting existing phases. The insertion point is strictly validated before the new phase is created, ensuring the current roadmap structure and project timelines remain intact and uncorrupted.

The best way to reorder phases in a product plan is to validate the target insertion position and then create the new phase directly at that specified point. This updates the roadmap precisely while maintaining existing phase integrity.

When adding a phase to a strategic initiative, you need to provide the required fields for the new phase, including the phase name, objectives, and milestones, along with the exact target position for insertion into the roadmap.

Yes, inserting a phase validates the insertion point in the roadmap. This validation ensures the new phase is placed accurately at the specified position to extend or reorder project timelines without causing structural errors.