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To review crosslink configuration drift, run a guided policy check that compares tracking mode, security policies, language rules, and hook implementations against defaults to surface misconfigurations and propose concrete fixes.

A crosslink policy review is a repeatable assessment of your repository's configuration to identify drift from recommended practices. You need it when your setup drifts from defaults and requires a prioritized action plan to resolve.

Fix misconfigured crosslink hook implementations by walking through a guided review that reads your .crosslink/hook-config.json and rules to assess settings, then offers targeted remediation steps or a reset via crosslink init --force.

Yes, you can reset your crosslink configuration when drift is extensive. The review process can propose a complete reset using the command crosslink init --force to restore recommended default settings across the repository.

You need key crosslink configuration files such as .crosslink/hook-config.json and files within .crosslink/rules/*. The review reads these to assess tracking mode, security policies, and language rules.