gsd-research-phase

To research implementation feasibility, you can validate the phase against your roadmap and spawn a specialized researcher agent to explore options. This process gathers phase context and produces a RESEARCH.md file documenting the findings.

Validating a new phase against a roadmap involves gathering specific phase data and exploring implementation patterns. A dedicated researcher agent can analyze this context to ensure the planned phase aligns with overall project goals.

You need to re-evaluate an implementation phase when project roadmaps change, impacting previously validated plans. Re-running the phase research allows you to explore alternative approaches and confirm the phase is still feasible.

Documenting implementation options requires exploring architectural patterns and validating feasibility. The research process generates a standard RESEARCH.md file that records all findings, context, and validation results for planning.

Yes, you can explore alternative approaches by re-evaluating existing phases. The researcher agent investigates different implementation options and patterns, updating the phase context to reflect any new architectural decisions or roadmap shifts.

To start investigating a phase implementation, you need to provide the specific phase number. This allows the system to gather the necessary context and spawn the researcher agent to validate it against the roadmap.