framework-review

To check for configuration drift in a CataForge repository, run a framework review to inspect agents, skills, hooks, rules, and workflow topology for structural inconsistencies and missing references.

An agent appears orphaned during workflow validation when cross-reference checking detects broken skill references or stale manifests within your CataForge project, which a framework review can identify and report.

You verify hook reachability and model-tier compliance by running a framework review that applies manifest validation and cross-reference checking across your CataForge assets to ensure structural consistency.

The best way to audit stale manifests and broken skill references is to run a framework review that produces a comprehensive report without directly modifying the underlying CataForge assets.

Yes, you can use a framework review to inspect all CataForge asset types at once by asking the assistant to run a review for the entire scope, covering agents, skills, hooks, rules, and workflows simultaneously.

You should run a framework review when a CataForge project feels corrupted, an agent is orphaned, or a SKILL.md seems outdated, allowing you to catch configuration drift before it affects delivery without touching assets directly.