# Plan Review — Step 1: Inventory + audit

Verdict: **approved to execute Step 1**

I read `PROMPT.md`, the updated `STATUS.md`, and the prior R001 review. The current Step 1 plan addresses the previous blocker: it now has an explicit dependency preflight table for TP-050, TP-055, and TP-051, plus an audit evidence matrix that covers the required source files and code source-of-truth areas.

## What looks good

- **Blocking gates are now explicit.** The plan calls out TP-050 scaffold evidence and TP-055 conflict reconciliation before migration work proceeds. This matches the prompt’s requirement to stop if TP-055 has not landed and avoids relying silently on stale task metadata.
- **TP-051 is handled as a non-blocking dependency.** The plan records whether the generated tool catalog is available and preserves the prompt’s fallback behavior for `reference/tools.md`.
- **The audit matrix is concrete enough for this step.** It lists the user-facing source docs, the intentionally retained developer doc (`docs/clients/codex-local.md`), the PRD subsections, the relevant `internal/` packages, and the CLI help source. This should make code-vs-prose discrepancies visible before authoring pages.
- **The plan preserves task boundaries.** It does not propose README edits, docs source deletion, or hand-authoring the generated tool catalog.

## Minor execution notes

- When filling the TP-055 row, include conflict-specific evidence, not just the presence of `.DONE`: analyzer family scope, `get_planning_parameters`, and the `update_wellness` read-only `sleepScore` error contract.
- For TP-050, because local task metadata may be stale, record the actual scaffold evidence you rely on (`web/hugo.toml`, section indexes, generated/nav structure, etc.) and explain any mismatch with TP-050 status.
- In the audit matrix, prefer terse but specific entries: e.g. env var names/defaults checked against `internal/safety` and `internal/toolset`, config fields checked against `internal/config`, resources/prompts checked against `internal/prompts`, CLI flags/exit codes checked against the help golden or freshly rendered `--help` output.

No further plan changes are required before executing Step 1.
