shine-audit-uat

Cross-phase UAT item discovery involves scanning planning directories to identify pending, skipped, blocked, and human_needed items. It cross-references the codebase to detect stale documentation and produces a prioritized test plan.

UAT documentation becomes stale when it is not cross-referenced against the active codebase during verification. Running an audit detects missing or outdated documentation linked to verification items across all project phases.

Generate a prioritized human test plan by running an audit that scans all UAT and verification items, categorizes their status, and outputs a prioritized list suitable for execution by a test lead.

Yes, you can identify blocked or skipped verification items. The audit specifically discovers pending, skipped, blocked, and human_needed UAT items by scanning .planning/phases/*/*-VERIFICATION.md files across all phases.

The best way to track cross-phase UAT gaps is to perform a comprehensive audit that cross-references planning documentation with the codebase, surfacing missing items and driving remediation through an actionable plan.

Yes, the generated test plan integrates with existing workflows. It scans standard planning directories and outputs a prioritized human test plan designed to be executed by a test lead within current project management processes.