reconcile-roadmap

To consolidate multiple TODOs and roadmaps across git repositories, this Skill merges planning artifacts into one authoritative document, issuing a new ROADMAP-YYYY-MM-DD.md. It automatically updates prior docs and memory pointers to enforce versioning and trace changes to commits.

Roadmap supersession is the process of invalidating prior planning documents when a new authoritative version is created. This Skill enforces supersession rules by generating a dated ROADMAP file and updating memory pointers, ensuring teams reference only the latest consolidated plan.

To merge backlog items and PHASE documents into a unified project roadmap, run a full project-wide reconciliation. This produces a new dated ROADMAP file and automatically updates superseded docs, aligning teams and driving progress through a single source of truth.

Yes, this roadmap consolidation approach works with multi-document planning artifacts spread across different repositories. It applies supersession rules and memory pointer updates across repositories to issue a commit-ready, unified roadmap with full version history.

The best way to trace planning changes back to git commits and memory pointers is to use automated reconciliation. This Skill generates commit-ready artifacts that enforce versioning rules, linking the new ROADMAP document directly to prior commits and updating memory references.