gsd-plan-phase

Phase planning grounds the scope by ingesting PRDs, ADRs, and research artifacts. It then generates an executable PLAN.md with clear sequencing, ownership, and validation checkpoints while applying iterative verification loops.

Research-driven plan generation integrates project research directly into the planning workflow. It ingests structured artifacts like PRDs and ADRs to ensure the resulting phase plan is fully grounded in real project context before execution begins.

Yes, you can use PRD and ADR ingestion to build a verified implementation plan. The skill processes these structured inputs to close scope gaps, route user questions, and produce a safe PLAN.md through an iterative checking loop.

A verification loop improves phase management by checking the generated plan for gaps and revising it as needed. This preserves workflow gates and ensures the final PLAN.md is validated for reliable handoff before development starts.

Yes, structured artifact handling is required to generate a phase plan. The skill relies on ingesting documents like PRDs, ADRs, and phase research to close gaps and produce a contextually grounded PLAN.md.

The best way to close scope gaps is using an iterative plan checking process that ingests phase research and routes user questions. This validates the scope and produces a concrete, step-by-step implementation plan with validation checkpoints.