gsd-plan-phase

Generating an executable phase plan involves creating a PLAN.md file from your project roadmap using an automated process. This process orchestrates research, planning, and verification steps to ensure the generated plan meets project goals and is ready for development.

Yes, you can use a PRD file as an alternative requirement source for automated phase plan generation. The system supports flexible input via arguments and flags, allowing you to directly reference your PRD to guide the planning and verification loop.

The best way to verify a project phase plan is to use an integrated verification loop during plan generation. This validates the generated plan against project goals and performs gap analysis to ensure accuracy and completeness before development begins.

You can skip research when creating a phase plan by using specific control flags. These flags allow you to bypass the research step and immediately generate the PLAN.md document using your existing context and requirement sources.

Yes, automated phase planning supports gap analysis for project roadmaps. It uses flexible flags to control the research and verification process, identifying missing requirements and ensuring the final phase plan is comprehensive.