review-convergence

An iterative review-fix loop automates consistency checks by auditing target files, applying fixes, and repeating until convergence. This process tracks progress per round to systematically resolve documentation inconsistencies.

An adversarial review loop is an automated process that continuously audits files for inconsistencies, missing references, and gaps, then applies fixes. It runs in REVIEW, FIX, and REPORT cycles to systematically eliminate quality issues.

Provide the target file path or glob pattern to start the autonomous review convergence loop. The process will audit, fix, and report until it completes two consecutive rounds with zero findings.

Yes, the review process supports flexible scoping by accepting a file path or glob pattern. This allows you to target specific directories or file types when auditing for missing references and gaps.

Convergence guardrails stop the iterative review-fix loop after two consecutive rounds yield zero findings, confirming stability. A hard maximum limit of 12 rounds also prevents the automated audit from running indefinitely.

The automated consistency review and fix process applies to any file type. You direct the audit scope using a specific file path or a glob pattern to resolve gaps and inconsistencies across diverse project files.