pipeline-roadmap-audit

To verify roadmap accuracy, you can scan your source code and commit history to confirm whether features listed as pending in ROADMAP.md have actually been implemented, preventing outdated task listings from misleading development efforts.

Project roadmap discrepancies occur when tracking documents are not updated after implementation; scanning source code for specific class, function, or module references confirms feature delivery and keeps project tracking accurate and up-to-date.

The best way to check ROADMAP.md for unshipped features is to run an audit that greps source code for specific function and module references, validating scope and ensuring pending items are truly not shipped before release planning.

Yes, you can validate roadmap task completion by scanning commit history alongside source code, which automates the search for feature implementation evidence and reduces oversight in feature delivery verification.

Roadmap verification checks ROADMAP.md or related feature tracking files for pending items, grepping source code and commit history to confirm implementation status, making it suitable for standard markdown-based project management workflows.

You should not rely solely on automated roadmap auditing when implementation evidence is ambiguous, as grepping source code for class or function references may miss incomplete features or false positives in complex codebases.