plan-implementation-audit

To verify implementation matches a software roadmap, audit configuration files against documented milestones. This process compares implemented features with planned goals to ensure completeness and identify discrepancies in the current milestone.

A roadmap implementation audit is a verification process that checks alignment between code and documentation. It identifies gaps, missing tests, and issues by tracking changes in schema, agent behavior, and output rendering during in-progress milestones.

Check for missing tests and gaps before a milestone review by running an implementation verification audit. This compares your current codebase against roadmap documentation to catch issues and ensure all planned features are documented correctly.

Yes, you can audit in-progress milestones and track schema changes. The audit process reads configuration files to handle active milestones, tracking schema changes, agent behavior, and output rendering discrepancies against documentation.

The best way to identify documentation and code discrepancies is a side-by-side roadmap comparison. This issue detection method checks alignment, verifies completeness, and highlights gaps where implementation diverges from documented features.