gsd-validate-phase

To audit a completed phase for missing validation coverage, review the existing phase outputs, summaries, and validation files to identify gaps. The phase audit checks for missing Nyquist validation artifacts and flags incomplete documentation that requires reconstruction.

Reconstructing missing Nyquist validation artifacts involves rebuilding validation documentation from available phase outputs when a dedicated validation file is absent. This artifact reconstruction generates the updated validation records needed to close out the phase cleanly.

Yes, you can generate test files retroactively for a completed workflow phase. By analyzing the existing phase outputs and summaries, the system produces updated validation records and generated test files to fill the gaps left by a skipped validation step.

Repairing GSD workflow validation gaps requires phase outputs, summaries, and any existing validation files as inputs. These artifacts provide the necessary context to produce updated validation documentation and generated test files for the completed phase.

You need to run a retroactive phase audit when a team finishes a phase but realizes the validation step was skipped or is incomplete. It reconstructs the missing validation package to ensure Nyquist checks are satisfied before project continuation.