gsd-insert-phase

To add an urgent phase without renumbering subsequent milestones, insert a decimal phase like 72.1 after the identified phase. This preserves the original sequence while accommodating urgent tasks discovered mid-milestone.

Decimal phase insertion is a milestone management technique that adds urgent work as a decimal number, such as phase 72.1, ensuring sequence consistency without forcing a complete roadmap renumbering.

You need decimal numbering for milestone management when urgent work is discovered mid-milestone. It allows minimal disruption to planning by inserting a decimal-ordered phase directly after an existing phase.

The insertion workflow automatically validates arguments, calculates the correct decimal value, and updates the roadmap to maintain phase numbering consistency during the urgent task insertion process.

Yes, you can insert multiple urgent tasks into the same phase by applying decimal calculation logic. The workflow validates inputs and updates the roadmap to maintain sequence consistency for each new insertion.

Decimal phase insertion avoids renumbering later phases but requires strict argument validation. If the workflow encounters invalid inputs or phase conflicts, the roadmap update may fail to maintain sequence consistency.