constitute-check

You can audit repository governance health by running a read-only scan that verifies required T0-T3 memory-bank files, detects missing Markdown and YAML artifacts, and reports concise severity levels and gap summaries.

A T0-T3 memory-bank governance audit is a read-only review verifying the presence and consistency of T0 current truth files, T1 supporting context, T2 execution controls, and T3 archive indexes against the repository structure.

Checking docs alignment drift during a brownfield migration involves comparing constitutional principles and tech context against actual implementation signals to flag stale declarations and deprecated paths.

Yes, a read-only governance audit detects stale context by verifying T1 supporting context files and checking their alignment against current code and documented rules without modifying the repository.

Yes, the repository audit supports YAML and Markdown file verification by checking the presence and basic consistency of required governance artifacts across the memory-bank system.

You need a memory-bank constitution audit when onboarding a brownfield repository, validating a governance refresh, or preparing a concise audit report to identify missing artifacts and alignment concerns for maintainers.