scope-check

Detect scope creep by scanning design docs, code changes, and plans against baseline documents to surface additions and bloats, generating a detailed report with original scope, current scope, and a bloat score.

Scope creep analysis identifies unplanned additions by comparing current implementation to the original planned scope. Run a scope review during sprint planning or backlog grooming to stay on target and catch bloat early.

Quantify bloat by comparing baseline plans to current implementation, which surfaces additions, removals, and a bloat score. The resulting report provides actionable recommendations for potential cuts and refinements.

Yes, you can review milestones and feature backlogs without dependencies. The analysis reads baseline documents and current state directly, applying to sprint efforts and feature scopes to flag additions.

The best way to stay on track is running a scope comparison that flags additions and quantifies bloat. Use the generated report during backlog grooming to target cuts, refine the sprint effort, and prevent scope creep.

Your feature scope grows from scope creep when current implementation adds unplanned items. Surface these additions by scanning code changes and design docs against the original baseline plan to generate a detailed change report.