kb-lint

Knowledge base validation automates health-checks to surface contradictions, stale claims, and data gaps across your library. It generates a structured report highlighting logical drift and actionable maintenance tasks without applying auto-fixes.

Detecting orphan files and missing cross-references requires cross-reference analysis across the entire knowledge base. The linter identifies files with no inbound references and important concepts lacking dedicated pages for maintenance planning.

Documentation quality checks can be scoped to specific subsets of the knowledge base library. Optional flags for scope, strict-layer, and strict-confidence allow targeted cross-domain inconsistency detection and compliance validation.

Knowledge base linting supports CI-like validation by automating continuous health-checks after content ingest. This ensures the library remains consistent across domains before publishing, returning layer and confidence compliance results.

Fixing data gaps and logical drift found during health-checks requires manual intervention or the optional auto-fix workflow flag. The linter surfaces the issues and outputs a structured report but does not automatically resolve them by default.