doc-drift

Documentation drift between a wiki and a live application is detected by crawling both systems to collect evidence, comparing the content, and scoring the alignment gaps. This Skill provides taxonomy, crawl strategies, and scoring rubrics to automate the assessment.

Auditing consistency between a Docusaurus wiki and a React app is best handled through a structured drift assessment. The Skill orchestrates crawlers and assessors to compare cross-system behaviors, evaluate findings, and produce a standardized drift report.

Documentation gaps are quantified using a composite scoring rubric that measures drift across documents and behaviors. The Skill generates structured drift manifests, evidence captures, and recommendation templates suitable for governance workflows.

Cross-system consistency checks for documentation audits can be automated using an Agent Team of crawlers and assessors. Running the orchestration command collects evidence from both the docs and app environments to evaluate alignment.

Common documentation drift categories include structured definitions and taxonomies for gaps found between the wiki and the live application. The Skill provides specific council assessment criteria to evaluate these findings and generate standardized reports.

The documentation drift assessment approach requires no external dependencies. It uses internal domain knowledge for crawl strategies and scoring rubrics to orchestrate an Agent Team that evaluates the target docs and app directly.