Actualize

When your project code changes, your recorded knowledge can fall out of date. This tool helps keep everything in sync. It scans recent git changes to find context drift, outdated evidence, and old decisions. You get a clear report of what needs your attention. It is like a health check for your project documentation. Anyone working on a project can benefit from running this regularly. It saves time by pointing you straight to what is stale or no longer accurate.

The process checks configuration files, evidence files, and decision records. It compares them to the latest code changes. If something does not match, the tool flags it for review. You then decide whether to update the knowledge base. This makes sure your project history stays trustworthy and useful.

Use this before starting new work, after big changes, or as a weekly habit. It keeps your team on the same page and prevents mistakes caused by outdated information.