iterating-plans

To update an implementation plan without contract drift, apply targeted plan changes that preserve the canonical structure and maintain alignment to the approved specification, ensuring traceable edits across scope, sequencing, and testing strategies.

You adjust the scope and testing criteria of a specification-first plan by applying contract-preserving edits that revise phase scopes while preserving the canonical structure and maintaining alignment to the approved spec.

You need to iterate on an existing implementation plan when user feedback requires targeted plan changes, such as adjusting phase scopes, sequencing, or testing strategies, while ensuring the updates remain traceable and aligned with the approved specification.

Yes, you can incorporate brainstorming feedback through explicit brainstorming-guided approvals that apply contract-preserving edits to the plan, preventing drift while keeping the underlying specification completely unchanged.

The best way to preserve testing alignment during phase modifications is to apply targeted plan changes that explicitly maintain testing alignment with the approved spec, ensuring traceable updates across all adjusted phases.