ssot-sync

To prevent configuration drift, you must synchronize documented system state with actual configuration files and automation resources. This process detects discrepancies between your single source of truth and the live environment, then applies controlled updates to eliminate the drift.

SSOT synchronization compares your documented single source of truth against actual files, hooks, cron schedules, and repository indexes. It validates consistency, classifies discrepancy severity, and guides corrections through a safe commit handling workflow.

To synchronize MCP configurations, compare documented settings against the current environment using a consistency check. The workflow classifies detected discrepancies by severity and applies controlled updates with approval flows to ensure safe synchronization.

Yes, automated safety limits and approval flows can be applied for repository configuration updates. The synchronization workflow detects discrepancies, classifies severity, and handles safe commits to ensure reliable updates without uncontrolled changes.

System documentation fails to match cron schedules and hooks due to configuration drift. Synchronizing the documented state with actual automation resources detects these discrepancies and applies controlled updates to realign the environment.