cross-review

Cross-file consistency verification analyzes changed markdown files to detect misaligned tables, lists, terminology, and structural differences. It enforces convergence over multiple review rounds, reporting findings until zero discrepancies remain.

Round-based document consistency review performs iterative verification loops across changed files. It reports findings each round, requiring zero inconsistencies to complete, ensuring related documents converge on aligned terminology and structure.

Detect misaligned tables and terminology by running a cross-review process on changed files. It analyzes structural differences and enforces multi-round convergence to resolve mismatches in lists, terminology, and references.

Cross-review integrates with adjacent verification components like ecw:impl-verify and ecw:spec-challenge to ensure documentation alignment before implementation. It completes the verification loop when no findings remain.

Multi-round cross-consistency verification is needed for document-heavy changes where mismatches in tables, lists, and terminology are likely. It enforces convergence by looping until zero findings remain across related files.

Cross-review identifies and resolves structural differences across document-heavy changes by analyzing changed files. It enforces multi-round convergence, requiring zero findings to complete the consistency verification process.