scout-refine

To update an existing project plan when codebase context changes, re-evaluate the latest documentation and codebase state to adjust your plan. This ensures your iterative development process adapts to evolving project requirements and remains actionable.

The best way to revise an agile implementation plan after a feature shift is to re-scan the codebase to gather fresh context, then integrate this new information with your existing plan. This ensures your iterative development aligns with the updated requirements.

You need to refresh your project plans during iterative development when a new feature is partially implemented and project requirements subtly shift. Re-evaluating the codebase context ensures your plans adapt to the evolving project states.

Yes, you can integrate fresh codebase documentation into an existing plan by re-scanning relevant files and documentation. This context refresh facilitates agile methodologies by ensuring your plan modifications reflect the latest project states.

Updating plans with scout-refine targets plan files such as YAML formats located in your project directories. The process requires integrating a scout function for context gathering and a refine function for modifying the existing plan.

Your development plan becomes outdated after partial feature implementation because the codebase context and project requirements continuously evolve. Refreshing the plan with updated documentation ensures it remains relevant and actionable for agile workflows.