GSD Plan Checker

To validate task dependencies in a development plan, you can check for valid, acyclic dependencies between plans and ensure wave assignments are consistent. This dependency analysis prevents execution failures by verifying correct dependency structuring before runtime.

Requirement coverage validation in task management ensures every phase requirement is addressed by at least one task. It analyzes plan files to confirm that all defined requirements are fully mapped to actionable tasks, preventing missing steps during execution.

To check if a project plan has missing artifacts or scope issues, assess scope sanity and artifact linking. This confirms created components are properly integrated and verifies plans stay within reasonable limits for tasks, files, and context budget.

Yes, you can verify that plan tasks include necessary execution elements by running a task completeness check. This validates that each task includes required elements like Files, Action, Verify, and Done criteria to prevent quality issues before execution.

To check phase goals and must-haves in a software plan, you need ROADMAP.md, REQUIREMENTS.md, and PLAN.md files. Analyzing these files ensures verification derivation is correct and must-haves are directly derived from phase goals.

Plan execution fails due to incomplete requirement mapping when phase requirements lack corresponding tasks. Validating plans beforehand identifies these blockers and warnings by ensuring every requirement is addressed and dependencies are correctly structured.