milestone-review

To generate a milestone readiness report, invoke the review with the milestone name to aggregate sprint reports, risk data, and codebase markers into a comprehensive go/no-go assessment. It evaluates feature completeness and quality metrics to inform your release decision.

A milestone review in project management is a checkpoint assessment of feature completeness and risk exposure. You should run it at milestone checkpoints to consolidate sprint reports and risk register data, producing a structured evaluation of remaining work and go/no-go readiness.

Yes, you can assess project risk exposure by scanning the codebase for TODO, FIXME, and HACK markers. This code analysis is aggregated with sprint reports and risk register data to evaluate quality metrics and inform go/no-go readiness at milestone checkpoints.

You can evaluate feature completeness across sprints by reading production sprint reports and milestone definitions. The review aggregates this data with risk exposure metrics to output a structured report highlighting completion status, remaining work, and recommended actions for go/no-go decisions.

Performing a milestone go/no-go assessment requires reading milestone definitions, sprint reports, and the risk register from your production workspace. It also scans the codebase for TODO, FIXME, and HACK markers to ensure a comprehensive evaluation of feature completeness and quality metrics.

Yes, milestone review operates without external dependencies or integrations. It independently aggregates production workspace data, including milestones, sprints, and risk registers, alongside codebase scans to generate a structured readiness report for project management.