gsd-remove-phase

To remove a future phase from a roadmap, you delete the unstarted phase and automatically renumber subsequent phases. This maintains a strict linear phase order and ensures the roadmap stays clean and sequential.

When you delete a phase from a linear roadmap, all subsequent phases are automatically renumbered in sequence. This preserves the strict linear phase order and keeps your project management roadmap clean.

No, you cannot remove a phase that has already started. This roadmap modification strictly applies to removing unstarted future phases and validates phase existence before allowing any deletion.

To document a phase deletion for governance, the process ensures a git commit records the modification. This commit documents both the deletion and renumbering to provide a clear auditing trail for the roadmap.

Yes, the tool validates the existence of the phase before modifying the project workflow. This validation ensures that only valid, unstarted future phases are removed from the strict linear roadmap.