track-implementation-progress

Track project progress by monitoring GitHub issues across phases (plan, test, implementation, package, cleanup) to identify blockers and dependencies. This approach collects issue data, categorizes by phase, calculates completion rates, and generates progress reports for weekly standups and sprint planning.

Yes, automate status reporting by collecting GitHub issue data, calculating velocity and completion rates per phase, and generating reports that highlight blocked items and critical path dependencies. This reduces manual tracking and surfaces blockers quickly.

Measure component delivery velocity by querying GitHub issues, categorizing them by implementation phase, and calculating completion rates over time. This identifies trends, resource allocation needs, and whether teams are on track to meet deadlines.

Identify blocking work by analyzing GitHub issue dependencies and categorizing issues by phase to see which items are stuck or blocked. Dependency analysis reveals critical path items and unblocks downstream work.

Yes, this approach requires GitHub (source of issue data) and command-line tools like gh and jq to query, filter, and process issue data into structured progress reports.