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Documentation drift detection automatically identifies inconsistencies between project overview, task boards, decisions, and current status. It compares these operational documents against recent handoffs and policy updates to find discrepancies and ensure alignment.

Run a drift check to scan and compare your task board, project overview, and decisions against recent handoffs and policy updates. This process detects operational document inconsistencies and classifies them by severity for manual correction.

Yes, the drift check classifies detected documentation inconsistencies into critical, warning, and info levels. Each flagged drift item includes specific justifications and recommended manual corrections to help you prioritize remediation efforts effectively.

You should run a consistency check regularly to ensure your task board accurately reflects completed handoffs and that new policy updates are applied across all relevant operational documentation, preventing project status misalignment.

Automated drift detection reports discrepancies and provides recommended manual corrections, but it does not automatically fix the documentation. Users must manually review the critical, warning, and info classifications to resolve the identified inconsistencies.