project-stage-detect

To identify the current development stage, you can scan your game repository's structure and artifacts. This process assesses directories like design, src, and tests to classify progress from Concept to Release and highlight missing artifacts.

A repository gap analysis is performed by scanning key directories such as production, prototypes, and docs. This assesses artifact completeness, generates a confidence-rated stage report, and identifies critical missing elements to align team expectations.

Role-specific recommendations are generated after assessing repository completeness. The system provides filtered next-step guidance tailored for programmers, designers, or producers based on the detected project stage and identified gaps.

Stage detection works by scanning available artifacts like design documents and source code. If production plans or prototypes are missing, the system identifies these as gaps and adjusts its confidence rating accordingly.

You can run a project audit with only design documents and source code. The scanner assesses available artifacts to classify the project into an early stage like Systems Design or Technical Setup, while flagging missing tests and prototypes as gaps.

A project stage report includes clarifying questions to ensure accuracy before taking action. Asking about missing artifacts or ambiguous structures helps refine the confidence rating and provides more reliable, role-specific next-step recommendations.