Canonical source for the delivery order. A feature list or MoSCoW priority describes intrinsic importance. It does not define sequence.
Product result
TODO Describe the destination. Do not present it as delivered.
Sequence principles
- Each phase produces an observable capability.
- A dependency comes before its dependent item.
- Each phase identifies its exclusions to prevent silent scope expansion.
- An exit criterion is evidence, not an impression of progress.
- A completed phase remains in the history.
- Detailed current state is in
STATUS.md.
Overview
| Order | ID | Phase | User or operational result | Macro state | Exit criterion | Observed evidence | Completed on |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | F01 | TODO | TODO | planned | TODO | empty until proven |
Allowed states: planned, in_progress, blocked, done, cancelled.
Phase F01: TODO
Objective
TODO
Dependencies
- TODO
Included
- TODO
Excluded
- TODO
Risks
- TODO
Exit criterion
- TODO observable evidence, environment, and expected result
Rollback or abandonment
- TODO
Update rule
- Update a phase state only with its evidence.
- Record current execution details and blockers in
STATUS.md. - Create an ADR if an architectural decision changes the sequence.
- Do not create a second roadmap in a tool, README, or changelog.