plan-review

To review an implementation plan for completeness and feasibility, you need a multi-agent analysis that evaluates steps across five dimensions and validates assumptions against codebase context to synthesize a consolidated readiness report.

A multi-dimensional plan review evaluates implementation proposals across completeness, feasibility, architecture, risk, and scope, leveraging codebase context to validate assumptions and synthesize findings into an overall readiness assessment.

Assessing architecture and scope risks before implementation requires validating plan steps against the existing codebase to identify potential issues early, ensuring proposals are well-architected, low-risk, and appropriately scoped.

You can validate implementation plan assumptions against your codebase automatically by using read, grep, and glob tools to check plan steps against repository context, catching potential architecture and feasibility problems before execution.

The best way to catch potential problems in an implementation plan before execution is conducting a multi-agent review that analyzes completeness, feasibility, architecture, risk, and scope to produce a consolidated report with an overall readiness assessment.