recipe-prepare-implementation

Work plan readiness validation confirms an approved plan is implementable by checking for resolvable verification strategies, ADR bindings, and prerequisites. This preflight process identifies execution gaps before initiating the build.

A Phase 0 preparation task is a concrete action proposed to close missing references and prerequisites in an approved work plan. These tasks resolve readiness gaps to ensure the plan is fully implementable from Phase 1 onward.

You can check if a work plan is implementable by running a preflight readiness assessment that surfaces missing ADR bindings, verification strategies, and test prerequisites. It generates an Implementation Readiness Report detailing any execution gaps.

An Implementation Readiness Report should include validation outcomes, identified readiness gaps, and proposed Phase 0 preparation tasks. It updates the work plan with escalations and progress reporting to ensure build execution readiness.

Yes, you need ADR bindings and verification strategies resolved before build execution. Preflight readiness validation confirms these prerequisites are in place, triggering Phase 0 preparation tasks to close any missing references.

When preflight readiness validation finds gaps, it proposes concrete Phase 0 preparation tasks to close the missing references and prerequisites. The work plan is then updated with an Implementation Readiness Report recording the outcomes.