gsd-insert-phase

Inserting urgent work mid-milestone requires adding a decimal-phase entry between existing integer phases. This preserves the intended sequence of your roadmap by applying decimal numbering like 72.1 or 72.2 without renumbering subsequent phases.

Decimal-phase numbering is a roadmap sequencing method that uses decimals like 72.1 to insert urgent work between existing integer phases. It maintains the milestone structure by adding new entries without disrupting the original phase order.

To add a new phase between milestones, provide the target after-phase-number and a description of the urgent work. The system validates arguments, calculates the decimal phase, and updates the roadmap with validation gates and safe fallbacks.

Yes, the roadmap insertion process enforces argument parsing and phase verification before applying updates. It uses validation gates and safe fallbacks to ensure the target after-phase-number and description are correctly formatted.

Yes, you can automate inserting a decimal phase into a phase-based roadmap. The automation handles decimal calculation, phase verification, and roadmap updates, ensuring sequence preservation when urgent work is discovered mid-milestone.

Use decimal phases when urgent work is discovered mid-milestone and you need to preserve the existing sequence. This approach avoids the overhead of renumbering the entire roadmap while maintaining logical progression between integer phases.