claude-infra-sync

Infrastructure drift is detected by analyzing repository files and documentation to identify inconsistencies, missing references, and version mismatches, ensuring your project components remain synchronized and accurate.

You validate directory references and dependency versions by running a sync check script that compares your documentation against the actual repository state, identifying broken links and outdated test counts to maintain project integrity.

Infrastructure drift occurs when documentation and code references become misaligned from the actual repository state. You should check for it during project updates to prevent deployment issues caused by stale paths or outdated inventories.

Yes, you can verify API endpoint consistency. The Skill validates API endpoints alongside directory references and dependency versions to maintain integrity and ensure documentation accurately reflects the current infrastructure state.

Yes, this repository validation tool works without external dependencies. It operates directly on your repository files and documentation to perform drift detection and consistency checks natively.

Automated documentation checks for drift detection are limited to analyzing repository files, directory references, dependency versions, and API endpoints explicitly present in your codebase, meaning they cannot validate external or undocumented infrastructure.