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Reconcile scaffolding documents against the codebase. Detects and fixes drift between scope.md, design.md, readiness.md, log.md, and the actual code.
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| name | reconcile |
| description | Reconcile scaffolding documents against the codebase. Detects and fixes drift between scope.md, design.md, readiness.md, log.md, and the actual code. |
| argument-hint | Optional: specific concern or axis to focus on... |
Custom agent: This workflow is normally driven by the
Lights Out SWE: Reconcilecustom agent. Switch to that agent (or run from the main agent if the dropdown is unavailable) before executing the steps below.
Run the reconciliation agent to cross-check all scaffolding documents against the actual codebase.
Use this:
The agent checks seven axes: directory structure, interfaces, acceptance criteria, external integrations, stack/deploy config, log accuracy, and readiness/traceability. It auto-fixes cosmetic and structural drift, and flags spec-violating drift for your decision.
Analyze phase. Turns scope.md and design.md into readiness.md with traceability, truths, build order, and scope-risk checks before BUILD.
Audit preferences.md stack choices against input docs for orthodox, idiomatic fit. Use before /expand when you want to validate that your technology choices match the problem domain.
Execute BUILD, ITERATE, or verify-fix work in small, test-first vertical slices. Use for multi-file implementation, failing tests, root-cause debugging, scope-creep risk, or when maintainability matters.
Build phase. Takes scope.md, design.md, and readiness.md and writes the actual code, tests, and deployment config in vertical slices.
Deploy phase. Push to the deployment target, verify it's live, write README and DELIVERY.md.
Design phase. Takes scope.md and produces design.md with architecture, directory structure, interfaces, integration details, and justified complexity exceptions.
