What problem does it solve? Research roadmaps change: a planned numerical phase may become analytically tractable, a validation step may turn redundant, or scope may shrink. This Skill cleanly deletes an unstarted future phase from the project roadmap, renumbers all subsequent phases, and records the removal as a commit, keeping the phase sequence linear without polluting context with cancelled markers. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Validated Phase Removal: Parses the target phase number, verifies it exists, and confirms it is a future (unstarted) phase before any deletion occurs. - Automatic Renumbering: Delegates directory deletion, file renaming, and ROADMAP.md/STATE.md updates to the gpd CLI so all subsequent phases stay in a clean linear sequence. - Historical Commit Record: Commits the removal with a descriptive message so the deletion is preserved in git history rather than annotated in state files. - Use Case: You planned Phase 17 as a numerical simulation, but found an exact analytical solution. Run the removal to delete Phase 17, renumber Phases 18-22 down by one, and commit the change. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to remove phase 17 from the roadmap using the gpd-remove-phase skill and confirm the removal when prompted.