gsd-progress

To check project progress and route the next workflow action, use a skill that reads state files, roadmaps, and phase folders to summarize recent work and dispatch the correct next step. It evaluates the current project context to determine whether to advance the workflow.

Workflow routing determines the next action by reading project state files and roadmaps. It handles freeform project intents by evaluating the request against current progress and routing it to the appropriate phase or action while preserving existing routing logic.

Yes, automatic project status tracking requires GSD project directories that include state files, roadmaps, and phase folders. The workflow routing relies on these specific structural elements to assess progress and determine the correct next action.

Yes, safety gates prevent unsafe workflow transitions by enforcing guards, fallback behavior, and forensic checks during project automation. The routing mechanism honors these safety gates for next, do, and forensic modes before dispatching any new action.

The best way to summarize recent work without manually tracing workflow files is to use an automated progress reporting tool that reads state files and roadmaps. It highlights completed tasks and provides the context needed to continue the correct path.