Validates implementation plans against research and requirements to identify gaps before code is written.
The review-plan skill serves as a critical advisory gate in the development workflow, ensuring that implementation strategies are robust, consistent, and complete. It systematically analyzes task files to verify that all research findings have corresponding mitigations, all acceptance criteria are addressed, and proposed technical patterns are grounded in reality. By performing these checks before implementation begins, it helps developers avoid architectural regressions, security oversights, and scope creep through a lightweight, non-destructive analysis.
Key Features
01Comprehensive gap analysis between research findings and implementation steps
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03Internal consistency checks for architecture decisions and file paths
04Security and risk mitigation auditing based on research data
05Completeness verification of mandatory planning artifacts like Tree of Thought and Design Rationale
06Actionable feedback rubric categorized by 'Must Fix', 'Should Address', and 'Consider'
Use Cases
01Detecting documentation drift by identifying missing manual or automated updates
02Ensuring all acceptance criteria from a task contract are mapped to specific development steps
03Verifying complex architectural changes before committing to implementation
