bmad-agent-audra

A memory sidecar captures trace reports and drift patterns during deterministic sweeps, supporting repeatable repo audits and historical drift analysis across artifact directories like docs, contracts, and schemas.

Lockstep fidelity verification uses deterministic checks to ensure internal artifacts—docs, contracts, schemas, registries—remain perfectly synchronized with the code they describe, catching non-code-proof gaps before they cause integration failures.

Run a full repository coherence sweep to validate lockstep fidelity against the current codebase. The deterministic L1 sweep checks artifact-related directories, satisfies exit-code contracts, and exports structured trace reports to reports/dev-coherence.

Drift findings route to BMAD specialists—Paige, Murat, Winston, and Cora—when non-code-proof gaps are discovered, guiding operators to the appropriate agent for targeted remediation based on structured trace reports.

Directory-scoped sweeps support auditing specific artifact directories—docs, contracts, schemas, registries, lane matrices, and parameter directories—rather than the full repository, applying the same deterministic lockstep fidelity checks and trace report exports.

A memory sidecar captures trace reports and drift patterns during deterministic sweeps, supporting repeatable repo audits and historical drift analysis across artifact directories like docs, contracts, and schemas.