gsd-plan-milestone-gaps

To turn milestone audit gaps into an actionable project roadmap, you can use an automated workflow to group identified gaps into structured phases and generate corresponding ROADMAP.md entries automatically.

Consolidating multiple project gaps into a coherent roadmap involves loading audit results, prioritizing the gaps, and grouping them into logical execution phases that can be updated directly in your project roadmap file.

Yes, you can automatically update ROADMAP.md from a milestone gap analysis by running an end-to-end workflow that processes audit findings and inserts new structured phases into the roadmap file.

The plan-milestone-gaps workflow preserves optional user confirmation gates after prioritizing and grouping gaps into phases, ensuring you can review the structured execution plan before the automated ROADMAP.md update occurs.

Executing end-to-end planning for multiple milestone gaps requires a deterministic workflow that loads the audit, prioritizes findings, groups them into phases, and applies the updates to your project roadmap in a single run.

You need to group audit gaps into phases for project planning when a milestone audit reveals scattered open questions and deficiencies, requiring a structured roadmap to transition from audit findings to executable tasks.