reconcile

To audit your project structure against plugin conventions, run the reconcile command in your project folder. It assesses essential files like README.md and chapters/, catalogs recommended components, and proposes scaffolding for missing parts to align with current plugin standards.

The best way to check for missing files in a fiction project is to run a structure audit. It validates required sections such as README.md and chapters/, flags recommended but optional elements like characters/ and world/, and generates a reconciliation report detailing the gaps.

Yes, you can automatically apply scaffolding updates to your project structure by running the audit with the safe --apply option. This generates the missing files and directories identified during the plugin convention check and modifies your project directly.

Yes, the project structure audit generates a reconciliation report of recommended updates. It catalogs your current files, flags missing or outdated sections, and suggests scaffolding to bring your project into conformance with the latest plugin standards.

You need to reconcile your project files with the latest plugin standards when your structure lacks essential files like README.md and chapters/, or when you want to add recommended optional elements like characters/ and world/ directories to ensure full conformance.