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Detect breaking changes to the public contract (removed/renamed exports) vs the baseline.
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| name | source-command-audit-contract-check |
| description | Detect breaking changes to the public contract (removed/renamed exports) vs the baseline. |
Use this skill when the user asks to run the migrated source command contract-check.
Check the project's public contract for drift.
node contextkit/tools/scripts/contract-scan.mjs --save (commit
contextkit/memory/contract-baseline.json).node contextkit/tools/scripts/contract-scan.mjs — flags any
exported symbol that was removed or renamed since the baseline (additions
are fine). Exits non-zero on drift, so it can gate CI.The contract is whatever you declare in contextkit/config.json → l5.contractGlobs
(e.g. ["packages/shared/", "src/api/"]). If it's empty, set it first via
/context-config — there's nothing to track until you do.
Run the right variant based on $ARGUMENTS, show the result, and if there's
drift: confirm whether it's intentional. If yes → bump the version (BREAKING
CHANGE) and re-save the baseline. If no → restore the removed export.