1b-project-structure-repair

To fix project structure issues automatically, run a reactive repair script that reads docs/todo.md and applies mechanical fixes like creating .gitkeep placeholders, syncing .env files, ordering Python imports, and cleaning docstrings.

Yes, you must run a structure gate analysis first. The repair process is reactive and does not detect violations itself; it reads the findings from docs/todo.md generated by a prior gate analysis to execute the necessary fixes.

The best way to sync environment variables is to run an automated structure repair script that reads gate findings from docs/todo.md and mechanically synchronizes keys between .env and .env.example files.

No, automated structure repair cannot handle architecture violations or layer boundary issues. It only performs mechanical fixes like gitkeep creation, import ordering, and env-sync; architectural issues require specialized layer-boundary and SOLID analysis skills.

To execute the Python script for cleaning docstrings and emptying non-essential __init__.py files, run the structure_repair.py module from the repository root using the --repo-root argument.

Project structure repair fails to detect missing .gitkeep files because it operates reactively. It relies entirely on pre-existing findings in docs/todo.md rather than proactively scanning the repository for structural violations.