phase-progress-auditor

Audit phase state by inspecting specs, plans, tasks, and implementations to classify artifacts as complete, partial, or missing. This prevents unnecessary regeneration and produces structured state reports with actionable remediation steps.

Detect incomplete artifacts by running an audit-before-action check across your phase-level workflows. This classifies implementations against plans and specs, identifying inconsistent states and proposing explicit next steps to close gaps.

Verify phase progress by inspecting current implementations against your defined specs and tasks. The audit classifies each artifact's state, ensuring alignment and producing recommended next actions for your team to execute deterministically.

Unnecessary work regeneration happens when phase state is unclear. Prevent it by applying audit guardrails that inspect specs, plans, and implementations to determine exact completion status, ensuring you only regenerate missing or partial work.

Yes, phase audits apply to phase-level workflows across development projects. By inspecting specs, plans, and tasks, the audit determines remediation steps and guides next actions for teams regardless of the specific project context.

Avoid audit-before-action when you lack defined specs, plans, or tasks to inspect. The audit requires existing artifacts to classify completion states and produce actionable recommendations; without them, state reports cannot be generated.