memory-index-sync

To fix memory index drift, synchronize the filesystem-based memory index with actual file presence. This skill detects unlisted files and registers them, while flagging missing files registered in index.md but no longer existing on disk.

Memory index synchronization scans specified directories to compare actual files against index.md entries. It identifies knowledge files present on disk but missing from the index, automatically registering them to ensure reliable memory recall.

The best way to update index.md after file deletion is running a synchronization process. It flags missing files registered in the index but no longer on disk, and updates file counts to maintain index integrity.

Yes, you can reconcile supersession information between files and the index. This skill manages supersession status alongside decision registries and summary files to ensure complete index integrity.

You should run a memory index sync after a batch of memory files are created or deleted. This proactively heals drift, updates index.md, and confirms data integrity before further operations.

Memory index synchronization operates directly on index.md and associated memory files within specified directories using included scripts and references, requiring no external dependencies to heal drift.