refactor

To detect configuration drift, compare your current config.yaml against the original derivation.md. This identifies discrepancies in system dimensions and generates a restructuring plan for affected artifacts.

You restructure your knowledge vault by generating a detailed plan that identifies affected artifacts like skills, templates, and context files. The system requires explicit user approval before applying any structural changes to ensure safe execution.

The safest way to update knowledge management artifacts is through controlled execution that requires explicit approval before applying changes. Post-restructuring validation ensures system integrity is maintained throughout the reorganization process.

Yes, you can see which files will be moved before execution. The restructuring planning phase generates a detailed overview of affected artifacts and provides a risk assessment for your review prior to any changes being applied.

Yes, you need an original derivation.md file to detect system configuration drift. It serves as the baseline configuration document that the current config.yaml is compared against to identify any dimensional shifts.

Your vault restructuring plan requires explicit user approval to ensure safety and predictability. This controlled execution prevents unintended modifications to skills, templates, and context files before post-restructuring validation verifies system integrity.