scope-check

Scope creep detection compares your original project plan against the current state to identify added or removed features and quantify changes. This Skill analyzes your project scope by reading files, parsing text, and executing Git commands to report deviations.

Yes, you can compare your project plan against your current Git repository state. The Skill executes Git commands and parses text files to identify scope additions, removals, and quantifies the overall changes to keep your project on track.

Risk assessment for scope changes is generated by comparing the planned scope with the current state. The Skill quantifies deviations and provides a risk assessment based on those changes, offering recommendations to maintain project control.

Yes, scope comparison requires Python to run the necessary scripts. The Skill depends on Python to execute Git commands, read project files, and parse text for identifying additions, removals, and quantifying scope changes.

The best way to track dropped features and additions is by running a scope comparison against your version control system. This Skill identifies and quantifies exactly what was added or removed from the original plan.

Version control tracks code changes, but scope comparison analyzes project scope creep by comparing the original plan with the current state. It translates Git commits into a risk assessment highlighting added features, dropped items, and quantified deviations.