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Detect Allium spec divergence by comparing your .allium specification files against the corresponding implementation code to surface behavioral mismatches and drift. This automated check requires a language reference and the implementation code to validate consistency.

Resolve specification drift by running guided remediation workflows that classify divergences and suggest fixes. You can choose to update the spec, update the code, or track remediation progress until the Allium files and implementation are synchronized.

Yes, you can automatically generate suggested fixes for misaligned Allium specifications. The divergence detection process compares your .allium specs with the implementation code to classify mismatches and propose targeted corrections for guided synchronization.

Yes, you need a language reference to check code alignment with .allium files. Validating consistency and generating actionable divergence reports requires the corresponding .allium specs, the implementation code, and a language reference to accurately compare behavior.

You should perform an Allium code audit for spec-code divergence whenever you need to align implementation behavior with formal specifications. Run automated drift checks to identify mismatches early and generate actionable divergence reports before deploying changes.