review-plan

Verify plan completion by identifying gaps between planned and delivered work through automated conformance checks. The process validates feature terminal states, spec approvals, and documentation currency, generating a comprehensive conformance report that surfaces any missing deliverables.

Plan conformance checking is the process of validating that all features reach terminal states, specifications are approved, and project documentation is current. You need to run it when a plan with multiple features, specs, and documents requires an audit-ready readiness evaluation.

Generate a conformance report by running the plan-review tool against the target Plan ID. It enumerates each feature to verify terminal states and task completion, then produces a structured, shareable verdict complete with notes for any identified gaps or scope changes.

Yes, you can check documentation currency alongside feature delivery. The conformance report enforces up-to-date documentation as an acceptance criterion, evaluating feature-level status, spec approval, and documentation currency simultaneously across the entire plan.

The best way to audit delivered work against approved specifications is to apply a structured conformance framework that enforces terminal states and spec approvals as acceptance criteria. This surfaces any conformance gaps and produces an audit-ready verdict for stakeholders.

Conformance gaps appear when features are marked complete but lack approved specifications or current documentation. The review process enforces all three acceptance criteria—terminal states, approved specs, and up-to-date documentation—so missing any element triggers a gap in the final report.