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# Doc Garden — Documentation Drift Audit & Normalization Audit project documentation against codebase reality. Detect drift, report it, optionally fix. ## NEVER - Never update a doc based on what the code *should* look like — only sync to what it *actually* is now - Never fix docs for a section you didn't audit — partial fixes create false confidence - Never auto-fix non-deterministic issues without user confirmation - Never modify code based on documentation — docs follow code, not the other way ## Modes ``` /doc-audit → Report only, no file changes /doc-audit fix → Report + auto-fix deterministic issues (ghost refs, path redirects) /doc-audit normalize → Report + suggest structural fixes, user confirms each ``` ## Two-Layer Architecture ### Layer 1: Universal Audit Core (this file) Always executed. Project-agnostic drift detection. ### Layer 2: Project-Specific Config (`.claude/doc-garden.json`) Generated on first run. Records doc hierarchy, environment domains, staleness threshold. ### Config Loading Flow ``` On audit trigger: 1. Call has_config(cwd) to check .claude/doc-garden.json - Exists → load_config(cwd), proceed to audit - Missing → enter Config Generation Workflow (see below) 2. User says "update config" or "重新生成配置" → re-enter generation workflow ``` `load_config()` `deep_merge`s the user's file on top of `DEFAULT_CONFIG`, so a stale config missing newer fields (e.g. `doc_patterns`, `path_resolvers`) inherits sensible