CURATE DIRECTORY

To audit a project directory against a style guide, you provide the target path and style documents to generate a discrepancy report. This process inventories and assesses assets to enforce naming, layout, and metadata conventions.

Directory curation is a formalized process to audit and normalize target directories, ensuring consistent structure and metadata. It assesses project assets against designated style documents to enforce naming and layout conventions.

You can automatically fix metadata and naming discrepancies by enabling the auto-fix feature. This generates reversible patch deltas in a proposed changes file, allowing you to review and apply corrections safely.

Yes, directory auditing applies to teams managing documentation, code, and artifacts across repositories, projects, or workspaces. It enables repeatable curation tasks to enforce consistent style and metadata standards.

A curation report includes an overview, findings by category, recommended minimal corrections, risk flags, and next actions. It provides a comprehensive discrepancy assessment of the target directory against style guides.

To maintain a curation log, the auditing process appends a log entry to a designated markdown file after each run. This ensures a historical record of repeatable curation tasks and normalizations.