gsd-validate-phase

Phase validation reconstruction rebuilds missing validation context from SUMMARY.md files and partial execution evidence. It audits completed phases to identify coverage gaps and generates the updated VALIDATION.md and test files needed to preserve workflow gates.

Yes, you can reconstruct a missing VALIDATION.md by recovering validation context from SUMMARY.md artifacts and partial execution evidence. This deterministic recovery path generates the required validation records and test files while preserving the original phase process.

You audit an existing phase by reviewing its validation files and summary artifacts for incomplete, absent, or inconsistent validation records. The audit identifies missing Nyquist validation coverage and triggers a workflow-gated reconstruction to generate the required test files.

Nyquist validation gap coverage measures the completeness of validation records across a finished phase. You need to reconstruct it when a phase completes without formalized validation, requiring artifact recovery and test generation to close the missing coverage gaps.

Yes, phase validation reconstruction requires workflow-gated recovery to regenerate test files. This ensures the reconstructed validation evidence and updated VALIDATION.md content preserve the integrity of the original phase process.