implementation-plan-review

To review an implementation plan against a GitHub issue, use this skill to critique the plan document for correctness, completeness, and codebase alignment. It validates the proposed feature against the issue and repository without actually writing the code.

Checking codebase alignment involves verifying that the plan's assumptions match the current repository reality. This skill performs that verification by analyzing the plan against the codebase to identify discrepancies and potential risks before development begins.

Yes, you can identify testing gaps and rollout risks by running an implementation plan review. The skill assesses the plan's test and rollout readiness, providing actionable feedback on potential issues without executing the implementation.

Implementation plan review does not write or modify code. It focuses exclusively on critiquing the plan's correctness, completeness, and risks, providing actionable feedback rather than generating the implementation itself.

To critique a plan document for a specific GitHub issue, point the skill to your plan file and issue number. It evaluates the plan against the issue requirements and the current codebase to ensure complete feature coverage.

You need implementation plan validation before a developer starts coding a new feature. It ensures the proposed plan addresses all GitHub issue requirements, matches codebase assumptions, and identifies potential testing or rollout concerns.