project-stage-detect

Project stage detection aggregates code volume, design-doc coverage, and asset counts to classify your project into pre-production, production, polish, or live. It produces a structured report highlighting actionable gaps for progression.

Project health metrics include lines of code, file counts, asset inventories, test presence, Git activity, and design document coverage. These metrics are collected to quantify project size and assess documentation completeness for accurate stage classification.

Yes, project stage detection applies to both game development and software projects. It checks for master design documents like master-gdd.md and a systems index to assess design coverage specific to game development workflows.

To generate a stage report with gap analysis, run the detector at your project root. It aggregates code, doc, and asset metrics to classify the current stage and outputs a structured report highlighting missing elements required for progression.

No, project stage detection does not require any external dependencies to function. It independently collects metrics for lines of code, file counts, doc presence, asset inventory, tests, and Git activity to evaluate your project.