Flag scope creep before it kills your margin. Compare current work against contract scope. Deterministic rules. No ML. No data leaves your machine.
Scope creep is silent until it is too late.
Project management tools track tasks and time but don't compare current work against the original contract scope. Someone has to notice — and by then, the margin is gone.
Manual scope tracking is inconsistent and reactive.
One person reviews scope weekly. Another doesn't review at all. The same out-of-scope work gets approved on one project and rejected on another.
Feed it a project's contract scope and current work items. Get back:
Work items that match the contract.
Work items that don't match the contract.
True if any work item is out of scope.
$ echo '{"contract_scope":["Design website homepage","Implement contact form"],"current_work":["Design website homepage","Add blog section"]}' | python detect.py
{"in_scope": ["Design website homepage"], "out_of_scope": ["Add blog section"], "scope_creep_detected": true}
Deterministic substring matching. No model, no API call, no data leaves your machine. Same input to same output, every time.
An LLM deciding what is in scope is a black box you cannot audit.
When a detector says "this is out of scope", you need to know why. A rule you can read is a rule you can trust, debug, and improve.
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