hiddink-harness:update-docs

Synchronizing project documentation validates the consistency of agent files, skill modules, and guide references against the actual directory structure. It operates within the harness environment to maintain organic integration between agents and their assigned capabilities.

Updating CLAUDE.md and cross-references requires running an automated syncing process that scans the project structure. This process detects missing agent files and updates the central project summary to reflect the current repository state accurately.

The best way to validate documentation consistency in a harness environment is to perform automated verification of internal cross-references. This detects orphaned skills or broken guide references and updates the documentation to ensure architectural integrity.

Yes, this documentation validation operates entirely within the harness environment and requires no external dependencies. It autonomously scans the project structure to detect missing agent files and synchronize all documentation files.

Broken guide references occur because of documentation drift when skill categories are modified. Running an automated consistency validation synchronizes the project documentation by checking agent files and skill references against the actual directory structure.