cs-link-sync

Broken Markdown links occur when file paths change due to renames or folder restructuring. This Skill scans your documentation repository, detects broken relative and cross-directory links, classifies failures by file changes or deletions, and proposes or applies fixes automatically, eliminating manual link repairs across dozens of files.

Yes. This Skill validates relative path links in Markdown files including README sections, checks path existence, detects typos through similarity analysis, and generates batch repair suggestions. It then applies fixes and produces a diagnostic report showing all changes.

File moves and deletions break existing Markdown links pointing to those paths. This Skill identifies which links fail due to relocations versus deletions versus typos, then suggests corrected paths based on current file structure, or applies fixes directly to keep documentation interconnected.

Link synchronization enforces consistent relative paths across your documentation after structural changes. This Skill scans all Markdown files, detects path mismatches, and updates links uniformly so cross-file references remain valid, reducing manual coordination work.

Yes. This Skill handles batch updates across entire documentation repositories with complex folder hierarchies. It processes multiple Markdown files simultaneously, applies path resolution for nested directories, and generates a change log showing all repairs, making it suitable for large-scale documentation maintenance.

The diagnostic report documents all detected broken links, their failure classifications (file renamed, relocated, deleted, or typo), proposed fixes, applied changes, and a summary changelog. This output enables you to verify repairs and audit documentation consistency.