plan-checker

Preflight plan validation applies eight automated checks to analyze requirement coverage, file path accuracy, dependency order, and scope sanity before execution, catching gaps and inconsistencies early to reduce rework and risk.

Preflight plan validation is the process of verifying implementation plans for coherence and feasibility before coding begins. You need it during the dev workflow before Phase 3, across migrations, and whenever plans are updated to enforce guardrails and prevent costly mistakes.

Checking dependency order and file path accuracy involves applying automated validation checks to your deployment plan to ensure structural coherence. This process verifies that file paths are accurate and dependencies are ordered correctly before implementation begins.

Yes, automated plan validation applies specifically to database migrations and scope sanity checks. It enforces guardrails across migrations, interfaces, and documentation to verify scope is coherent and prevent costly implementation mistakes before execution.

Yes, plan validation integrates directly into the dev workflow and applies specifically before Phase 3. It enforces eight checks including convention compliance, documentation completeness, test coverage, and factual accuracy to surface gating issues before you implement changes.

Preflight plan validation limits focus to structural and factual plan coherence, checking requirement coverage, conventions, and test coverage. It does not execute code or replace runtime testing, serving strictly as an early guardrail to prevent missteps before implementation begins.