stress-test

Adversarial plan review extracts decisions, assumptions, dependencies, interfaces, and ordering from your technical plan, then verifies them via parallel sub-agent checks to expose gaps and report evidence-backed findings.

Stress testing a technical plan is a structured, adversarial review workflow that deliberately stresses your architecture to reveal failure modes and hidden assumptions, needed before committing to complex implementations.

Automated plan verification runs parallel sub-agent checks against extracted dependencies and interfaces, generating minimal POC tests in a .poc-stress-test workspace to validate assumptions with evidence.

Automated risk analysis for POC testing requires no external dependencies, operating within a controlled .poc-stress-test directory to generate minimal tests and document structured findings.

Plan verification documentation captures evidence-backed risk findings with actionable recommendations, structuring results from parallel sub-agent checks across domains into comprehensive reports.

Adversarial review limitations include reliance on the completeness of extracted decisions and assumptions from source plans, with POC testing confined to the .poc-stress-test workspace scope.