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Preflight context surfacing prevents code drift by reading your decision ledger and current coding prompt to identify prior decisions, divergences, and open questions before implementation begins. It presents findings in a structured block with optional blocking hints.

Context surfacing extracts prior decisions, drift, and open questions from a decision ledger before coding tasks like refactoring or configuring systems. It ensures developers review historical context to prevent misalignment and rework.

Run a preflight check against your decision ledger using the API topic to surface relevant prior meeting outcomes, drift, and divergences. This informs your implementation before any code is written.

Yes, preflight checking supports both guided and normal modes to balance safety and speed. Guided mode provides optional blocking hints when misalignment is detected, while normal mode surfaces context without blocking.

Run a preflight check when planning coding tasks such as adding features, refactoring, or configuring systems. It surfaces drift and open questions from the decision ledger beforehand to reduce rework and misalignment.