vault-audit

You can check your vault for broken links and frontmatter gaps by running a 7-phase audit workflow that scans all notes and MOCs to identify structural integrity issues, duplicates, and missing metadata, ultimately generating a consolidated Vault Health Report.

A vault health check is a structural maintenance process that scans your entire vault to detect duplicate notes, broken links, and frontmatter inconsistencies. It applies a 7-phase audit workflow to review MOCs and aggregate health metrics into a comprehensive report.

Yes, you can use this vault audit for ongoing maintenance and cross-agent health reporting. It supports longitudinal health tracking and coordinates with other agents to consolidate findings into a single Vault Health Report during weekly checks.

The best way to enforce strict frontmatter checks across a large vault is using an automated 7-phase audit workflow that systematically scans all notes, identifies frontmatter gaps, and aggregates the results into a unified Vault Health Report for governance.

Yes, the vault audit workflow automatically reviews MOCs and structural integrity. It implements a 7-phase process that specifically includes a MOC review phase to detect structural issues, duplicates, and broken links across all notes.

To fix structural integrity issues found during a vault health audit, review the generated Vault Health Report which aggregates metrics on duplicates, broken links, and frontmatter gaps, then manually correct the flagged notes and MOCs based on the audit findings.