reconcile

Analyze drift between the SDLC manifest and git state.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sofer/.agents --skill reconcile-sofer
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: reconcile
Source: https://github.com/sofer/.agents/tree/main/skills/reconcile
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sofer/.agents --skill reconcile-sofer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Analyzes and resolves drift between the SDLC manifest and the actual development state (git commits, branches, uncommitted files) to ensure the project state matches the plan.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Detects divergences across git state, manifest references, and local artifacts.
  • Proposes safe corrections and guides manual interventions to bring state in line with the manifest.
  • Supports both automated corrections and interactive remediation workflows for reliable project progress.

Quick Start

Run the reconcile workflow to generate a drift report and begin applying safe, user-guided corrections.

Frequently Asked Questions about reconcile

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I detect drift between my git state and SDLC manifest?

To detect drift between your git state and SDLC manifest, analyze divergences across git commits, manifest references, and local file artifacts to identify where actual development state diverges from the plan. This generates a structured drift report for review.

What is SDLC manifest divergence and how does it impact development state?

SDLC manifest divergence occurs when actual development state, such as git commits and uncommitted files, no longer matches the planned manifest references. Identifying this drift ensures the project state aligns with the original plan and prevents silent progress deviations.

How do I reconcile uncommitted files and branches with my local artifacts?

Reconcile uncommitted files and branches with local artifacts by running a structured reconciliation workflow that proposes safe corrections and guides manual interventions to bring the actual state back in line with the manifest.

Does the reconciliation workflow support automated corrections for git drift?

Yes, the reconciliation workflow supports selective auto-correction for git drift alongside guided manual interventions. It applies safe corrections across git state, manifest references, and local artifacts to reliably remediate identified divergences.

Can I use this for interactive remediation of local file artifact drift?

Yes, you can use this for interactive remediation of local file artifact drift. The workflow guides manual interventions step by step, ensuring safe corrections are applied to bring local artifacts and development state back into alignment.

What is the best way to align development state with an SDLC manifest?

The best way to align development state with an SDLC manifest is to run a structured reconciliation workflow that compares git state and local artifacts against manifest references, then applies safe corrections or guided manual interventions to resolve divergences.