gsd-plan-phase

Automating executable phase plans uses an orchestrator to parse arguments, validate phase input, and trigger planning and verification loops until success or a maximum iteration limit. It converts high-level phase concepts into actionable, reviewable plans with built-in research and verification steps.

Automated verification and re-planning works by triggering a plan checker that validates the generated output, iterating the planning process until success or a maximum iteration limit is reached. This ensures iterative governance workflows produce validated and reviewable plans.

Automated phase planning fits iterative governance workflows by validating phases and re-planning as needed. It applies to product roadmaps and research-driven projects where phases must be validated before execution, ensuring plans meet governance review standards.

The best way to convert high-level roadmap phases into executable plans is using an orchestrator-driven workflow that integrates research and verification loops directly into the generation process. This creates reviewable plans with built-in validation rather than manual drafting.

No external dependencies are required to start automated phase plan generation. You simply provide the target phase and any options to trigger the orchestrator, which validates the input and generates the executable plan output.

When verification fails, the orchestrator iterates the planning and checking process again, attempting to resolve the failures. It continues this loop until the plan passes verification or a maximum iteration limit is reached, preventing endless cycles.