phase-progress-auditor

Phase-level workflow auditing detects complete, partial, missing, or inconsistent states across project specs, plans, and code. It outputs the current state, detected issues, and proposed next actions to guide safe, non-destructive corrective steps.

Detect gaps by executing an audit-before-action workflow that compares specs, plans, and code. This identifies missing or inconsistent project components and proposes exact next steps to generate only the absent specifications safely.

Phase workflows generate misaligned outputs when failing to verify project state before action. Auditing specs, plans, and tasks beforehand detects incomplete or inconsistent states, ensuring regeneration only targets missing specifications safely.

Yes, you can audit project state non-destructively. This approach preserves correct work by identifying complete, partial, or missing states and offering safe improvements rather than overwriting existing implementations during regeneration.

Yes, you need to audit specs before starting phase-level workflows to confirm readiness. This verifies the current project state, detects gaps between plans and code, and proposes exact next actions to prevent unnecessary regeneration.