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To automatically update related files when a project asset is edited, you can use a change-detection workflow that identifies impacted pages, legal docs, and SEO assets, then presents an action plan to apply updates. This ensures project consistency.

The best way to prevent inconsistencies across site assets after a change is to use a cascade map that identifies impacted files, classifies the change category, and automatically applies updates across pages, legal docs, SEO files, and brand assets.

Change detection for keeping project files in sync works by classifying edited files into categories like brand or content, using a cascade map to determine the impact, and executing an atomic apply-or-confirm step to automatically update dependent files.

Yes, you can review a plan before propagating changes. The change-detection workflow presents an action plan identifying all impacted files and suggested updates, allowing you to confirm before the system automatically applies the changes.

No dependencies are required to auto-propagate changes and keep your project consistent. The workflow operates independently to detect edited files, map the impact across assets, and apply updates without external tools.

SEO and legal docs fall out of sync after updating site navigation because manual edits do not automatically cascade to dependent files. An automated change-detection workflow is needed to map the impact and apply updates across all related assets.