vault-sync

Documentation drift is detected by mapping file changes to documentation concepts using git-based diff analysis and comparing baseline SHAs against the current repository state to identify discrepancies.

You synchronize documentation by invoking a manifest-driven validation protocol that targets and regenerates only the specific concepts affected by code changes rather than rebuilding the entire vault.

The best validation applies strict validation rules through a validation gate to ensure all documentation remains consistent, linked correctly, and verified against the actual source code state.

Yes, vault-sync requires a git-based repository because it relies on git diff analysis and baseline SHA comparisons to track file changes and map them to knowledge vault concepts.

Yes, targeted regeneration efficiently updates only the specific documentation concepts affected by code changes rather than rebuilding the entire vault, ensuring documentation accuracy after updates.

Documentation becomes outdated due to documentation drift, where a knowledge vault becomes inaccurate as the underlying codebase evolves, requiring automated drift detection to maintain reliability.