audit-world

You can validate wikilinks in a worldbuilding project by running a targeted audit to parse markdown metadata and ensure all entity links resolve, generating a report with actionable remediation steps.

Yes, you can automatically fix non-compliant D&D 5e 2024 stat blocks by running the audit with the --fix option, which applies safe remediation steps to align templates and cross-references.

The best way to check for orphan entities is to run a consistency audit on your worldbuilding project, which surfaces unlinked or isolated content by parsing markdown metadata and bidirectional connections.

Yes, the audit supports checking specific categories by using the --category flag, allowing you to target subsets like Characters and verify category-specific template compliance and cross-reference integrity.

You verify bidirectional connections by running a consistency audit that parses markdown content to check for reciprocal relationships between entities, identifying broken links and structural inconsistencies.

Yes, you need a valid Worlds/ subdirectory structure containing your markdown files, as the audit parses this specific structure to validate templates, wikilinks, and D&D 5e 2024 compliance.