project-stage-detect

To determine the current development stage of a codebase, scan repository artifacts across design, src, production, and architecture docs. This classifies the project from Concept through Release and generates a concise stage report with recommended next steps.

Identifying missing artifacts for project milestone readiness involves evaluating directories like design, src, prototypes, and tests. This process highlights incomplete artifacts and surfaces gaps blocking progress between your current stage and project goals.

Yes, you can use automated analysis for onboarding to an existing codebase. By scanning repository artifacts and architecture docs, the analysis produces a stage snapshot and recommended next steps to assist handoffs and quickly orient new team members.

Project-stage detection for QA checks works by scanning design, src, production, prototypes, and test artifacts to evaluate milestone readiness. It determines the current project stage and surfaces gaps between existing artifacts and defined goals.

Codebase stage detection evaluates artifacts across design, src, production, prototypes, docs/architecture, and tests. These directories provide the necessary artifacts to determine the development stage and identify gaps blocking project progress.