gaia-brain-health

To check for unlinked artifacts in a knowledge layer, use a health assessment command that scans the repository and lists nodes missing governance traceability. This provides a read-only view of coverage gaps at a glance.

Brain knowledge layer health refers to the completeness of artifact linkage and governance traceability within a development workflow. It identifies unlinked artifacts as quality signals rather than failures, highlighting missing coverage.

To verify artifact linkage before a sprint review, execute a health assessment command. It quickly identifies traceability gaps by listing unlinked artifacts, ensuring all linked nodes are accounted for prior to the review.

Yes, reindexing the knowledge layer is required for initial setup and ongoing maintenance to identify missing traceability. This ensures the health view accurately reflects current artifacts and their linkage status.

No, unlinked artifacts will not cause the quality assurance check to fail. The system identifies these gaps as quality indicators, providing a read-only view that signals missing governance traceability coverage without halting processes.

You should assess governance traceability gaps after editing artifacts or before a sprint review. This ensures all linked nodes are accounted for and maintains the health of the knowledge layer during development.