knowledge-audit

Knowledge documentation audit compares every knowledge.md entry against current code to confirm accuracy. It identifies stale domain rules and developer tips, providing a structured verdict and evidence mapping for each discrepancy.

Detecting stale knowledge entries requires a full audit of knowledge.md sections against the evolving codebase. The audit scopes domain rules, developer tips, and gotchas to flag outdated guidance and recommend necessary updates.

Yes, targeted audits can be run for specific sections or modules within the knowledge base. This allows focused verification of domain rules against the corresponding codebase areas, generating actionable remediation steps for any discrepancies found.

Keeping developer tips and gotchas in sync requires auditing knowledge.md entries against the codebase to remove stale guidance. The audit provides a structured verdict and evidence mapping to ensure documentation remains accurate.

A knowledge base audit report includes a structured verdict and evidence mapping for each audited entry. It identifies discrepancies between knowledge.md sections and the codebase, recommending actionable remediation steps to update stale guidance.

An automated knowledge audit is less effective when the codebase lacks a structured knowledge.md file or when domain rules are not documented as discrete entries. Without these inputs, the audit cannot generate evidence mapping or actionable remediation steps.