cli-audit-sync

To check documentation and code alignment before a release, run an audit on your project directory to verify coherence, identify outdated references, and prevent misleading information from reaching users.

Terminology drift occurs when documentation no longer matches the current codebase vocabulary. An audit detects this drift alongside broken links and stale references to maintain document coherence.

Yes, you can detect broken links and outdated references automatically by running a consistency check across your project directory, ensuring all documentation accurately reflects the current codebase.

The best way to ensure document coherence during maintenance is performing regular consistency checks to identify discrepancies between documentation and code, preventing misleading information from accumulating.

Documentation goes out of sync with code when updates to the codebase are not reflected in the docs, creating outdated references and terminology drift that require a consistency check to resolve.

Automated consistency checks focus on identifying structural discrepancies like broken links and outdated references, but cannot assess conceptual accuracy or whether the documentation intent matches the code logic.