validate_plan

To verify implementation plan execution, you can use automated validation checks against execution evidence. This process compares completed steps against predefined success criteria and generates a structured validation report detailing deviations and actionable recommendations.

Validating success criteria requires gathering evidence of modified files and verifying outcomes across the codebase. Research agents locate the execution evidence, which is then compared against the original plan to confirm all predefined criteria were successfully satisfied.

Yes, Gemini CLI tools can automate plan validation by running agent-backed verifications. These agents gather execution evidence across the codebase, allowing you to automatically check plan steps and confirm that all success criteria have been met.

To start validating an implementation plan, you need access to the plan file itself and a codebase where the plan was executed. The validation process requires automated checks and evidence gathering via agents to verify outcomes against the documented steps.

An automated plan validation report includes the status of each step, any deviations from the original implementation plan, and recommendations with actionable next steps. It summarizes the evidence gathered by research agents to surface execution risks.

Automated plan validation should be used when you need to verify predefined success criteria across a large codebase and reduce execution risk. It delegates evidence gathering to research agents, surfacing deviations faster than manual auditing.