plan-review

A plan review audits implementation plans through a pre-review system audit, nuclear scope challenge, and failure-mode mapping to ensure safer delivery. It exclusively outputs critique and recommendations without modifying source code.

A nuclear scope challenge in project risk assessment is a formal plan review step that explicitly questions and validates the fundamental necessity of proposed changes. It prevents unanticipated risks and missteps before multi-file execution begins.

To map failure modes and generate mandatory test diagrams, perform a mode-aware analysis identifying EXPANSION, HOLD, or REDUCTION states. This plan review enforces explicit error naming and rescue mapping to avoid silent failures.

Yes, plan review is explicitly designed for pre-ExitPlanMode checks across multi-file changes. It ensures complete system artifact mapping, failure-mode enumeration, and mandatory diagrams before code execution occurs.

Avoid using an opinionated plan critique for trivial implementation tasks or when direct source code modification is required. It is designed strictly for non-trivial plan audits, outputting only critique, analysis, and recommendations.