gsd-review-backlog

To review backlog phases, list all 999.x phase directories and read ROADMAP.md to inspect each item's description, artifacts, and context. You then interactively choose to promote, keep, or remove each backlog item based on its accumulated information.

Phase promotion renumbers the backlog item into the next sequential active phase. The process moves artifact directories, updates ROADMAP.md, adjusts markers, sets dependency metadata, and commits the changes through gsd-sdk to ensure consistency.

Cleaning up outdated planning phases involves reviewing 999.x backlog directories and selectively removing stale entries. The review workflow reads ROADMAP.md to display context, allowing you to prune obsolete items and prevent them from lingering in your planning structure.

Yes, gsd-sdk is required to commit changes during backlog maintenance. After performing phase renumbering, moving artifacts, and updating ROADMAP.md entries, the skill commits all modifications through gsd-sdk to maintain directory and roadmap consistency.

Yes, you can inspect artifacts before deciding. The backlog inventory process lists all 999.x phase directories, reads ROADMAP.md, and gathers per-item artifacts to display the creation context needed for promoting or removing each specific entry.