vault-sync

Documentation drift is detected by comparing baseline SHAs against the current HEAD to identify discrepancies between source code and documented concepts. This automated process flags stale concepts that have diverged from verified source changes.

To update stale knowledge vault concepts, targeted regeneration applies verified source changes only to the specific affected concepts. This ensures the vault remains accurate without unnecessary overhead from regenerating unaffected documentation.

An OKF knowledge vault is a documented concept base that requires syncing when it becomes disconnected from the actual codebase state. You need to sync it to maintain documentation accuracy and prevent unreliable, stale information.

Yes, manifest-based ID registries are required to maintain code documentation accuracy. Strict adherence to these registries, combined with automated validation scripts, enforces the rules ensuring the vault remains a trustworthy source of truth.

The best way to validate a knowledge vault against source code changes is enforcing a validation gate with automated scripts. This gate checks manifest-based ID registries to ensure the vault remains a trustworthy source of truth for the team.

Stale concepts appear because documentation drift occurs when baseline SHAs do not match the current HEAD. Without targeted regeneration based on verified source changes, the knowledge base remains disconnected from the actual codebase state.