agent-plan-backlog

Converting audit findings into executor-ready backlog plans involves generating self-contained, commit-stamped plans with explicit in-scope and out-of-scope definitions, enabling safe hand-off to execution agents.

Drift-aware planning enforces drift checks and STOP conditions within commit-stamped plans, ensuring autonomous or staged execution remains aligned with the original scope and halts safely if deviations occur.

Separating advisor planning from executor execution requires creating a backlog of self-contained plans with explicit boundaries, allowing an executor agent to proceed without continuous advisor intervention.

Yes, plan templates with STOP conditions can be used during repository audits to enforce drift checks and define explicit in-scope and out-of-scope boundaries for safe, executor-grade implementation.

Defining explicit in-scope and out-of-scope boundaries is best achieved by generating commit-stamped plans with STOP conditions, ensuring execution agents operate strictly within the defined parameters.

Commit stamps and drift checks are required in a backlog to provide verifiable execution states, prevent scope creep, and ensure safe hand-off to autonomous or staged execution agents.