gsd-progress

You can check project progress and route to the next workflow step by using a state-driven advancement tool that reads project state files and phase directories to summarize recent work and dispatch the next logical action automatically.

Freeform intent matching works by interpreting natural-language requests and comparing them against available commands, then handing off to the best-matching workflow action only after confirming the match with the user.

A forensic audit in project state management is a structured six-check integrity process that runs after a standard progress report to detect inconsistencies and verify the accuracy of workflow state files and phase directories.

Yes, you can bypass safety gates to force the next workflow phase by using a force flag, which overrides standard state-driven progression checks when you need to manually advance iterative engineering or ops tasks.

Yes, GSD progress routing works without manual state stitching by automatically consulting project state files and phase directories to determine what is incomplete and routing you to the appropriate next action.

The best way to summarize recent work and determine what happens next is to use a situational awareness tool that analyzes state files and phase directories to produce a progress summary and route you to the next execute or plan action.