memory-index-sync

To fix memory index drift, you can run a sync operation to compare the index.md file against actual files on disk, automatically registering missing files and flagging anomalies like orphaned summaries to ensure data integrity.

Unregistered files in AI memory directories occur when memory files are created or modified outside the standard process, causing a drift between the actual files on disk and the index.md registry that tracks them.

You sync index.md with actual files on disk by running a detection script that identifies unregistered files, adds them to the registry, and flags missing files or orphaned summaries to restore memory index integrity.

You should run a memory index integrity check after creating a batch of memory files outside the standard process, ensuring all new data is registered in index.md and no orphaned summaries or missing entries exist.

No, memory index sync requires no external dependencies, operating entirely through internal scripts and references to detect drift, register files, and flag anomalies within your memory directories.

Memory drift detection flags anomalies such as registered entries pointing to missing files on disk and unregistered files on disk that have no corresponding entry in the index.md registry.