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Phase gating enforces redesign execution order by reading the master plan and advancing phases only when prerequisites are satisfied. This prevents inconsistent UI behavior and scope creep by requiring plan updates after each commit.

Bi-directional map and timeline synchronization requires wiring a sticky map with photo-pin markers to a vertical itineraryStop timeline. This setup enables synchronized interactions where map actions reflect on timeline cards and vice versa.

Managing UI consistency requires honoring binding decisions from V1 through V12 and applying phase-gated execution. This approach maintains visual and functional coherence by enforcing the master-plan workflow and parking scope creep.

Plan orchestration involves reading the redesign master plan as the source of truth and executing implementation across phases 0 to 12. This controlled implementation ensures map timeline sync and UI consistency throughout the redesign.

Inconsistent UI behavior often results from out-of-order scope changes that bypass phase gates. Enforcing the Phase 0 gate logic and verifying code reality against the master plan prevents these inconsistencies.

Verifying code reality is required before updating planner status, change logs, and task checklists. This verification ensures the implementation matches the master plan and binding decisions before advancing to the next phase.