spectra-drift

To detect codebase drift, you can run a drift detection analysis that compares pending changes against the current codebase state to identify time dormancy, broken design anchors, and task collisions. This generates a report with actionable recommendations.

Drift detection in change management is the process of identifying discrepancies between planned changes and the actual codebase state. It analyzes issues like time dormancy, broken design anchors, and task collisions to provide a contextual report with technical details and recommendations.

Yes, you need the spectra CLI installed to run drift reporting. The Skill requires the spectra command-line interface to analyze codebase state, detect task collisions, and generate actionable drift reports.

You can analyze broken design anchors and task collisions by running a drift detection command with your specific change name. The analysis examines time dormancy and anchor integrity, outputting a detailed technical report with severity-based recommendations.

The best way to report drift is to use an automated drift detection tool that compares changes against codebase state and generates a plain-language conclusion alongside detailed technical information, offering interactive recommendations based on drift severity.