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Automate phase audits by inspecting project structure, specs, and tests to identify missing artifacts, then generate minimal code to satisfy tests and verify acceptance criteria before proceeding. This prevents rework by resolving gaps end-to-end.

Verify acceptance criteria by running full test suites and performing smoke checks against project specs. The workflow audits prior work, executes tests, and produces a completion summary to document readiness for the next phase.

Yes, automated phase workflows support gap filling by creating missing sources and tests, implementing minimal code to satisfy tests, and avoiding alterations to already working code within the project structure.

The phase workflow audit handles test-driven development by inspecting existing tests, filling code gaps to satisfy tests, and enforcing strict acceptance criteria across code, docs, and tests before allowing phase progression.

This automation targets multi-phase projects with explicit phase checks and strict acceptance criteria. It may not suit projects lacking structured specs, test-driven development practices, or clearly defined completion gates for verifying readiness.

Yes, phase workflow audits require explicit acceptance criteria from specs to verify readiness. The workflow inspects project structure, specs, and tests to identify completed, missing, or failing items before proceeding.