quark-torch-doc-drift-check

To check Quark documentation for outdated CLI flags or quantization options, compare user-facing skill guidance against upstream Quark docs and source entry points to detect drift and report critical mismatches.

Quark documentation drift validation is a read-only review process that compares skill guidance against upstream Quark docs and source to detect broken copy-paste instructions and outdated recommendations.

You need to validate Quark installation commands and model templates after a Quark release when upstream behavior may have changed and user-facing skill content requires verification before publishing updates.

Yes, you can verify supported model lists by applying a read-only fact-check that compares Quark skill guidance against source entry points to identify gaps and mismatches in the documented model templates.

Run a documentation accuracy check by requesting a drift check between current Quark skills and upstream Quark docs, focusing specifically on quantization schemes, flags, and install details.

The limitation is that this drift check requires read-only review of docs and source entry points, meaning it only reports drift, gaps, and critical mismatches without automatically modifying the upstream documentation.