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Reconcile project docs (MEMORY.org, TODO.org, AGENTS.md) with the current state of the code and recent commits.
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| name | j-sync-docs |
| description | Reconcile project docs (MEMORY.org, TODO.org, AGENTS.md) with the current state of the code and recent commits. |
Audit project documentation against the actual codebase and fix drift.
Find the most recent modification time across doc files, then get commits since:
last_update=$(stat -c %Y docs/PROJECT.org docs/MEMORY.org docs/TODO.org docs/RESEARCH.org AGENTS.md 2>/dev/null | sort -rn | head -1)
git log --since="@${last_update}" --oneline
If no doc files exist yet, review the last 20 commits instead.
Read the diff for those commits to understand what changed:
git diff "@{$(date -d @${last_update} '+%Y-%m-%d')}"..HEAD --stat
For each file, check whether the content matches reality:
docs/PROJECT.org:
AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md:
docs/TODO.org:
DONE (check git log for evidence)docs/MEMORY.org:
docs/RESEARCH.org (read-only check):
Edit the files to fix any drift found. Be surgical — only change what's wrong.
Commit all doc changes with: sync-docs: <brief summary of what was reconciled>
Print what was updated and why, grouped by file.