flext-strict-refactoring

Documentation normalization is the process of identifying and removing duplicated guidance, stale policy text, and conflicting instructions across documentation and skill files. It replaces redundant content with canonical references to maintain a single source of truth.

To normalize documentation content and eliminate stale policy text, scan documentation governance files and agent pointer files for conflicting guidance. Remove outdated references and consolidate policies into canonical sources to ensure repository-wide consistency.

Yes, documentation normalization preserves repository-relative paths in examples and references. The skill applies to documentation governance files, agent pointer files, and skill definitions without requiring external dependencies or modules.

Yes, documentation normalization applies to agent pointer files and skill definitions. It identifies conflicting guidance within docs and skills, removes duplication, and preserves repository-relative paths in examples to ensure canonical referencing across the project.

Documentation normalization is limited to identifying and removing duplication, stale policy text, and conflicting guidance within docs and skills. It does not generate new content or modify repository-relative paths, focusing solely on canonical referencing and consistency.