verify-module

To validate module integrity, you can scan the directory structure to detect missing documentation and enforce the presence of README.md and DESIGN.md. This process checks for required files and verifies code-documentation synchronization.

A structural audit for software modules is a validation process that checks directory structures and verifies the presence of essential files like README.md and DESIGN.md. You should run it after creating a new module to confirm compliance before integration.

You verify code-documentation synchronization by scanning the module directory to confirm that README.md and DESIGN.md contain essential information and match the source code and test files. This provides a detailed report on compliance.

Yes, you can run a directory structure validation on an existing module to check for the presence of required files and recommended directories. The scanner detects missing documentation and provides detailed reports on compliance.

Automated module validation is limited to scanning directory structures, detecting missing documentation like README.md and DESIGN.md, and verifying code-documentation synchronization. It does not evaluate the technical accuracy or quality of the written content.