design-code-consistency-checker

To audit design documents against a codebase, provide both paths to initiate a scan. The checker identifies and reports mismatches across nine consistency dimensions, generating a structured inventory of actionable findings.

Design-code drift occurs when implementation diverges from architecture specifications. A consistency audit works by reading both sources to detect missing mappings and extra implementations, returning design evidence and remediation guidance to align them.

Yes, you can perform a consistency audit on a multi-language codebase. The checker operates across diverse codebases and design artifacts to detect drift in architecture, data models, and APIs without requiring a single-language environment.

You handle large codebase reviews by using the batch-oriented workflow, which divides findings into manageable chunks. It supports checkpointing and resume capabilities, along with parallel subagents, to process large volumes efficiently.

You get an inventory file, batch findings, and a final review report from a design-code review. These structured outputs provide actionable findings, design evidence, and specific remediation guidance to drive downstream fixes.