gsd-validate-phase

Retroactive phase auditing evaluates completed phases to identify missing Nyquist validation coverage. It handles scenarios with existing VALIDATION.md, SUMMARY.md, or no execution artifacts, generating updated validation documentation and test files to fill coverage gaps.

When no phase execution artifacts exist, the audit handles the missing state by generating validation documentation from scratch. It creates new VALIDATION.md files and test artifacts to establish retroactive coverage for the unexecuted phase.

Filling validation gaps for an unexecuted phase requires running a retroactive audit that detects the missing execution state. It generates new VALIDATION.md and test files to retroactively document and cover the necessary phase requirements.

Yes, auditing phase validation requires access to Nyquist workflows and existing validation artifacts. This access enables the tool to evaluate current documentation and generate updated validation files for completed phases.

The best way to update VALIDATION.md is using a retroactive phase audit that evaluates existing artifacts like SUMMARY.md. It identifies coverage gaps and generates updated validation documentation and test files to ensure comprehensive phase accuracy.

Completed phases retain Nyquist validation gaps when initial execution lacks comprehensive coverage or artifacts are missing. A retroactive audit identifies these gaps and generates updated validation documentation and test files to resolve the missing coverage.