sync-knowledge

To prevent documentation drift, you validate the knowledge state and detect diffs against recent source-code changes. This automated process reconciles your knowledge index with the latest git commits across development workflows.

Knowledge state drift happens when documentation becomes outdated as source code evolves. Diff-based detection fixes this by validating the current knowledge state against recent code changes and identifying exactly what requires updating.

You synchronize a knowledge index by first initializing the knowledge state, then running a sync command to detect diffs and interactively rebuild the index to reflect recent source code changes.

Yes, you can automate knowledge updates during code review and deployment workflows. The process validates knowledge state and detects diffs to keep indexes current across development stages through an auditable process.

The best way to rebuild a knowledge index after rapid codebase evolution is using a controlled, auditable process that validates the existing state, detects source-code diffs, and interactively reconciles the changes.