keystone:verify

You can automate policy drift checks by scanning vendored policy files and project files for consistency. This detects any changes indicating drift from the expected state to maintain project integrity.

Strict policy violation reporting identifies project files that violate strict policy rules. It ensures project adherence and maintains code quality by catching policy issues early before they are committed.

Verify vendored policy consistency by running an automated check to ensure policy items are not accidentally shadowed. This confirms your project is in a clean state and maintains strict enforcement before committing changes.

Yes, you can use a script to automate strict enforcement and policy verification. Running the verification command scans your files to detect drift and strict violations, preventing policy issues automatically.

You should run a policy verification check before committing any charter changes. This ensures your project files adhere to strict policy rules and detects drift early to maintain code quality and prevent policy issues.