plan-reviewer

To audit an implementation plan before execution, verify that all referenced files exist and contain relevant content, while ensuring each task has enough context to start. The process defaults to approval when uncertain.

Plan validation for blocking issues is the process of catching conditions that would completely stop execution, such as missing file references or insufficient task-level clarity, prior to handing off or resuming implementation.

You need to review an implementation plan when a plan was just created and needs approval before handoff, or when you want to catch blockers before starting or resuming execution. It applies to new or updated plans.

To verify file existence and content relevance in a plan, audit the plan to confirm that referenced files actually exist and accurately contain what is claimed, ensuring tasks are executable and reference-accurate.

Yes, the plan reviewer defaults to APPROVE when uncertain. It focuses on catching BLOCKING issues only—things that would completely stop execution—rather than failing plans over minor ambiguities.

Yes, you can use this to audit actively running plans. It applies to plans generated by planning workflows or executed during audits to verify they remain executable and reference-accurate when resuming implementation.