scrub-docs-code-parity

Documentation drift is detected by running scheduled maintenance checks that identify discrepancies between README files, docs directories, and the actual codebase behavior. This process focuses on high-confidence drift to ensure repository documentation accurately reflects current operational conventions.

Verifying command examples in documentation against current tooling involves checking that documented commands match active repository scripts and tooling conventions like uv run. This ensures tutorials and examples remain up-to-date with the latest code changes.

The best way to keep README and docs in sync with code changes is through automated drift detection and example verification. Regularly scheduled checks identify and correct discrepancies, maintaining a high level of transparency and usability for the project's documentation.

Scheduled tasks can automate repository maintenance and documentation checks by performing routine scans for code parity. This identifies and corrects inconsistencies in agent scripts and documentation, ensuring repository integrity without manual intervention.

Documentation may not match the current codebase behavior due to drift, where updates to code are not reflected in docs. Identifying and correcting this drift ensures that command examples and operational conventions remain accurate and usable.