ce:compound-refresh

You can audit and refresh stale pattern documentation against the current codebase to detect drift after code refactors, applying updates, consolidations, or deletions to restore accuracy and keep docs aligned with recent changes.

Documentation drift occurs when learned patterns and guidance no longer match the current codebase due to migrations or dependency upgrades. You fix drift by auditing the docs against code changes and applying updates, replacements, or deletions to realign them.

Yes, you can consolidate multiple docs covering the same topic using an autofix mode that applies safe updates, consolidations, or replacements autonomously, always producing a consolidated maintenance report for your records.

You should audit pattern docs after code migrations, refactors, or dependency upgrades, or when a recently solved problem contradicts existing guidance and when improving accuracy across multiple docs that have diverged from the current code.

Updating outdated learnings does not strictly require manual review because an autofix mode can autonomously apply safe updates, though an interactive review mode with questions is supported for manual validation of drift detection and changes.