main-files-update

Automate context syncing by reading the index and each file, prompting discovery or TLDR review, and applying surgical patches to update main context files. It enforces a single source of truth by updating source files directly based on your input.

The best way to surface stale information is running a TLDR review on your main context files. This quickly surfaces the current state and staleness of the ten main files, allowing you to identify outdated data before beginning a new work block.

Apply surgical patches by answering domain-level discovery questions for each file. The system applies precise edits to files based on your answers, one file at a time, ensuring accurate updates to your core context data.

Yes, you can skip read-only or reference-only files during context synchronization tasks. The process respects designated read-only files and will not apply patches to them, ensuring reference materials remain untouched.

Context version-control logging works by appending word counts to docs/main-files-wordcount.csv and recording run details to docs/main-files-runs.csv. It also updates per-file Last updated timestamps for complete traceability.

When context requires re-prioritization, file swap prompts propose top-10 replacement candidates. This helps you evaluate and swap out files that no longer hold relevant context for your current workflow.