gsd-validate-phase

Nyquist validation coverage retroactively audits completed project phases to ensure VALIDATION.md or SUMMARY.md files exist and accurately document the validated scope. It identifies missing validation items and generates required test files to fill documentation gaps.

To retroactively audit missing validation files, execute the validate-phase workflow entrypoint with the completed phase number. This generates missing VALIDATION.md updates and test files by reconstructing validation details from existing project artifacts like SUMMARY.md.

Yes, validation documentation can be reconstructed when VALIDATION.md is missing but SUMMARY.md exists. The process extracts validation details from available project artifacts to rebuild the required coverage and generate matching test files.

If the phase was never executed, the validation process stops and returns guidance for the next appropriate action. This guarded handling prevents retroactively filling gaps for phases lacking actual development artifacts.

Yes, the validate-phase workflow executes through GitHub Actions while preserving workflow gates. It ensures automated validation checks remain intact while updating VALIDATION.md to reflect the newly generated test coverage.