claude-md-auditor

To fix AI agent errors caused by outdated CLAUDE.md project context, audit the file against your current codebase to identify stale commands and incorrect architecture descriptions, then apply the provided prioritized diffs to resolve the discrepancies.

The best way to check if CLAUDE.md is out of sync with your codebase is to run an audit that detects outdated conventions and missing sections, generating a prioritized diff highlighting incorrect architectural descriptions.

Your AI ignores project rules and conventions during code generation because CLAUDE.md likely contains stale commands or outdated conventions that no longer match the actual codebase, requiring an audit to generate corrected replacements.

To update CLAUDE.md after codebase changes, audit the file to identify missing sections and incorrect descriptions, then integrate the automated corrected sections provided by the audit output directly into your documentation.

Yes, you can detect missing sections in CLAUDE.md documentation by running an audit against the actual codebase, which reports discrepancies and provides corrected replacements ready for integration to ensure accurate AI context.

You need to audit your CLAUDE.md file for inconsistencies when your project undergoes codebase changes or when you need to resolve AI errors stemming from outdated project context and incorrect architecture descriptions.