housekeeping

Automating project housekeeping involves coordinating parallel subagents to refresh governance documents, reconcile open issues with implementation reality, and organize completed work. This ensures project state accuracy and alignment across the development lifecycle.

Detecting documentation drift requires identifying discrepancies between the codebase and existing documentation. Automated housekeeping tools flag mismatches where docs no longer match implemented features, ensuring project state accuracy after development cycles.

Cleaning up stale git worktrees involves identifying worktrees associated with merged PRs and removing them. Automated housekeeping workflows handle this cleanup alongside file organization and archiving old work to tidy the project root.

Yes, automated housekeeping handles project management tasks by refreshing governance documents. It updates roadmaps, metrics, and compliance checks, ensuring your project tracking accurately reflects new priorities and completed work.

No, project housekeeping automates issue reconciliation to ensure open issues reflect reality and automatically closes completed ones. This eliminates manual error-prone checks and maintains project hygiene across your codebase.

Run automated project cleanup after a sprint or development cycle to archive completed tasks, update roadmaps with new priorities, and flag documentation drift. This maintains project hygiene when implementation changes occur.