check-docs

Verifying documentation consistency involves auditing docs against source files to check mappings, validate signatures, and flag missing references. This automated health check reads context.json, infers docType, and provides remediation guidance for out-of-sync pages.

Finding broken links and missing pages requires running structure validation to ensure internal links resolve and navigation remains consistent. This automated audit checks page existence and flags unresolvable references across large documentation repositories.

Checking terminology consistency across documentation pages requires an automated audit that validates glossary terms and branding according to context. It enforces context-aware validation steps by reading context.json and applying standardized checks across pages.

Validating code blocks and source mappings requires no external dependencies. The audit operates directly on your docs directory, reading context.json if present, inferring docType, and performing standardized checks with zero setup required.

Documentation audits flag unverified pages after source code updates because the docs no longer align with their corresponding sources. The audit detects missing source files, signature mismatches, and broken links, marking affected pages for review.