qsd-plan-milestone-gaps

To generate project roadmap phases from a milestone audit, you can use an automated planning workflow that reads MILESTONE-AUDIT.md, identifies gaps, groups them into logical phases, and updates ROADMAP.md. This minimizes manual intervention and prevents planning errors.

The best way to close milestone gaps involves extracting gap data from your latest milestone audit, grouping the findings into structured phases, and updating your roadmap. This automated approach preserves original workflow gates and intent while reducing manual planning time.

Updating a project roadmap based on audit results without manual entry requires an automated workflow to parse MILESTONE-AUDIT.md for gaps and priorities, then create or update corresponding phase entries directly in ROADMAP.md. It prompts for user confirmation before applying changes.

Yes, you can plan all milestone gap phases in a single end-to-end run. The automated workflow offers to process every phase generated from the audit at once, while preserving your project's original workflow gates and prompting for confirmation before finalizing updates.

Yes, automating milestone gap planning requires a MILESTONE-AUDIT.md file to extract gaps and priorities, and a ROADMAP.md file to apply the generated phase entries. The Skill is designed for projects using the qsd planning workflow.

Manual milestone gap updates cause planning errors because tracking and grouping gaps from audit results by hand is time-consuming and prone to oversight. Automating this extraction and roadmap update process ensures consistent phase generation and preserves workflow gates.