fpf:actualize

Reconcile FPF knowledge base with git diffs and update baseline.

Updated Apr 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/luicabref97/sushi-jungle-web --skill fpf-actualize
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: fpf:actualize
Source: https://github.com/luicabref97/sushi-jungle-web/tree/main/.agents/skills/fpf-actualize
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/luicabref97/sushi-jungle-web --skill fpf-actualize

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Reconcile the project's Formal Project File (FPF) knowledge base with recent repository changes to surface context drift, stale evidence, and decisions that may be outdated; this reduces epistemic debt and keeps assurance cases accurate as the code evolves.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Git change audit: Compare current HEAD to a stored baseline to enumerate changed files and summarize diffs.
  • Context drift detection: Highlight modifications to configuration and project constraints and suggest updates to .fpf/context.md.
  • Evidence and decision validation: Scan .fpf/evidence for carrier references, flag evidence whose referenced files changed as stale, and identify DRRs that may need review.
  • Use Case: Run before starting new work or after major merges to ensure evidence and decisions remain valid and to update the .fpf/.baseline for future audits.

Quick Start

Run the fpf:actualize command to scan recent commits, flag stale evidence and decisions, and update the .fpf/.baseline file.

Frequently Asked Questions about fpf:actualize

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I detect stale evidence in my knowledge base after a git diff?

To detect stale evidence after a git diff, you can scan your .fpf/evidence directory for carrier references. This process flags evidence whose referenced files have changed and updates the .fpf/.baseline file for future audits.

What is context drift and how does it impact assurance cases?

Context drift occurs when repository changes outdate your project constraints, impacting assurance cases by increasing epistemic debt. It surfaces modifications to configuration files and highlights needed updates to .fpf/context.md.

How do I reconcile a Formal Project File knowledge base with recent commits?

To reconcile a Formal Project File knowledge base with recent commits, perform a git change audit against a stored baseline. This enumerates changed files, summarizes diffs, and identifies DRRs that may need review.

Does the fpf:actualize skill work without any external dependencies?

Yes, the fpf:actualize skill works without external dependencies. It directly analyzes git diffs against a stored baseline within your repository to validate evidence and decisions in your .fpf directory.

When should I run a knowledge base actualization to prevent epistemic debt?

You should run a knowledge base actualization before starting new work or after major merges. This ensures your evidence and decisions remain valid and synchronizes the .fpf/.baseline file for future audits.