plan-validation

Plan validation checks assumptions, dependencies, and codebase alignment to identify gaps before implementation. You invoke the auditor with your plan artifacts to generate a validation report for a go/no-go decision.

A go/no-go decision is the output of validating a plan's feasibility against the codebase. It determines whether to proceed with implementation or address identified misalignments and gaps via a remediation list first.

Run plan validation during post-strategy planning, plan reviews, and prior to development. This ensures you verify assumptions and dependencies against the codebase before committing to actual implementation.

To check codebase alignment, validate your plan by applying an auditor to your plan artifacts. This process verifies assumptions and dependencies, producing a remediation list for any identified misalignments.

Yes, when plan validation identifies gaps or misalignments, it produces an actionable remediation list. This list details necessary plan improvements required to achieve a go decision for implementation.

Plan validation requires complete plan artifacts to assess assumptions, dependencies, and codebase alignment effectively. Without comprehensive strategy planner inputs, the validation cannot produce an accurate go/no-go decision or remediation guidance.