hai-audit-docs-internally

To find contradictions in a PRD, audit the documentation internally to detect conflicts, duplicated content, and unsupported claims. This process reviews the document as a unified argument to ensure self-consistency without comparing it against implementation code.

Documentation consistency auditing is the process of reviewing specifications, READMEs, and PRDs as a unified argument to identify internal conflicts, terminology drift, stale assumptions, and structural issues. It ensures decisions are based on coherent and trustworthy documents.

To get prioritized repair guidance, audit the documentation to generate P0-P3 findings with specific repair decisions like update, move, merge, or remove. This provides a suggested repair order for resolving inconsistencies and maintaining document quality.

Yes, you can check a README for terminology drift and stale information by running an internal consistency audit. This detects outdated sections and terminology inconsistencies across documents to ensure the information remains accurate and self-consistent.

No, internal documentation auditing does not check content against source code. It specifically focuses on identifying self-consistency problems, contradictions, and structural issues within the documents themselves without comparing them to implementation code.