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To keep documentation aligned with the codebase, you can audit and synchronize referenced docs after changes to files, patterns, or architecture. This ensures critical documents like CLAUDE.md and memory indexes remain accurate and up to date.

Auditing project documentation for deprecated references involves running periodic consistency checks across the repository. This process identifies outdated references, allowing you to rename or remove them to maintain alignment with current code conventions.

You need to run a documentation consistency check after modifying files, updating architecture patterns, or during scheduled repository reviews. This ensures all referenced documents, including memory indexes, stay synchronized with the latest codebase state.

Yes, you can use this to update critical documents such as architecture docs, memory indexes, and CLAUDE.md. It provides a structured review to ensure these references remain accurate, discoverable, and aligned with your current code.

Yes, this documentation review operates without external dependencies. It directly audits your repository's core documents and memory references, applying consistency guidelines to ensure accuracy without requiring additional setup.

Automated documentation consistency checks are limited to identifying and aligning structural references like CLAUDE.md and architecture docs. They require scheduled reviews or post-change triggers to effectively capture deprecated references and maintain codebase alignment.