harness-plan

To generate an audit-ready execution plan from an approved spec, you need a tool that automates the translation of Harness specs into a structured plan with clear scope, decisions, and verification sections. This ensures plan traceability and prevents project rework by making tasks decision-oriented.

Maintaining plan traceability across docs requires updating PLANS.md to reflect new plan statuses while saving active plans under docs/exec-plans/active/ with consistent, timestamped filenames. This approach ensures ownership and verification requirements are satisfied across the engineering project documentation.

An execution plan satisfies audit requirements by applying a consistent structure that includes plan headers, tasks, evidence, and risk/verification guidance. This structure enforces plan traceability and ownership, ensuring that all decisions and execution steps are properly documented for review.

Yes, you can use a structured execution plan to prevent misinterpretation of approved specs. By automating the translation of specs into decision-oriented plans with clear scope, files, and verification sections, teams eliminate ambiguity and ensure execution matches the approved requirements.

The required structure for an active execution plan under docs/exec-plans includes plan headers, specific tasks, evidence sections, and risk/verification guidance. Plans must be saved as timestamped filenames under the active/ directory and be reflected in the central PLANS.md file.