progress-auditlisted

# Progress Audit ## Core principle Progress is completed requirements, removed blockers, passing relevant tests, delivered artifacts, and verified acceptance conditions. ## Procedure 1. Restate objective and finite DoD. 2. List completed and remaining requirements. 3. Name the last meaningful progress event. 4. Count repeated failures, reverted work, redundant tools, rereads, and scope growth. 5. Identify the actual blocker and highest-value next action. 6. Trigger recovery if outcomes stayed flat. ## Required output Completed, remaining, blocker, repetitive activity, progress state, and one next action. ## Limits Keep the audit concise; do not create a giant ledger. ## Common mistakes Do not award progress for activity alone or fake precise percentages. ## Stop condition Stop when the task is clearly advancing, stalled with recovery selected, blocked, or complete.