updating-service-skills

Documentation drift is detected by triggering a scan after write and edit operations to flag skills whose documented behavior no longer matches their codebase territory. This tracks path ownership and last-sync timestamps to identify misaligned service instructions.

You can manually scan for drift, inspect the current skill definition, and update documentation to reflect new conventions. This sync workflow aligns expert persona instructions with the actual implementation boundaries and errors in evolving codebases.

PostToolUse hook integration applies a non-blocking advisory message pipeline to flag updated skills after write operations. It resolves path ownership and checks last-sync timestamps to trigger drift detection without interrupting the development workflow.

Registry-aware maintenance uses service territory definitions and sync timestamps to organize multiple expert skills. By tracking path ownership and scanning for implementation drift, it keeps all service documentation current across the project.

Drift detection uses a non-blocking advisory message pipeline to flag updated skills. It issues notifications about implementation drift without halting write or edit operations, ensuring the development workflow continues uninterrupted.