project-stage-detect

Project stage detection works by scanning repository artifacts on disk. This read-only audit classifies the current stage as concept, design, architecture, sprint, beta, or live-ops without writing files.

Gap analysis identifies missing artifacts by auditing the repository on disk. It reports a stage verdict alongside a gap list, highlighting the missing items needed to progress to the next stage.

Repository stage classification categorizes a project's maturity by its artifacts. Use it when onboarding new collaborators, after pulling unfamiliar branches, or before adopting template guidance to understand current state.

Yes, you can run a project audit without modifying files because the scan is strictly read-only. It evaluates the repository on disk and prints a stage report with gap detection without writing any changes.

After finding gaps in your project management artifacts, use the built-in recommendation engine. It suggests the next best skill to run, helping you create the missing items required for the subsequent stage.

Yes, the project stage detector works for architecture and design phases. It evaluates repository artifacts to classify stages ranging from concept and design to architecture, sprint, beta, and live-ops.