.claude/skills/ln-601-semantic-content-auditor/SKILL.md
Semantic content auditor (L3 Worker). Verifies document content matches stated SCOPE, aligns with project goals, and reflects actual codebase state. Called by ln-600 for each project document. Returns scope_alignment and fact_accuracy scores with findings.
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Specialized worker auditing semantic accuracy of project documentation.
Called ONLY for project documents (not reference/tasks):
| Document | Verification Focus |
|----------|-------------------|
| CLAUDE.md | Instructions match project structure, paths valid |
| docs/README.md | Navigation accurate, descriptions match reality |
| docs/documentation_standards.md | Standards applicable to this project |
| docs/principles.md | Principles reflected in actual code patterns |
| docs/project/requirements.md | Requirements implemented or still valid |
| docs/project/architecture.md | Architecture matches actual code structure |
| docs/project/tech_stack.md | Versions/technologies match package files |
| docs/project/api_spec.md | Endpoints/contracts match controllers |
| docs/project/database_schema.md | Schema matches actual DB/migrations |
| docs/project/design_guidelines.md | Components/styles exist in codebase |
| docs/project/runbook.md | Commands work, paths valid |
Excluded: docs/tasks/, docs/reference/, docs/presentation/, tests/
{
"doc_path": "docs/project/architecture.md",
"project_root": "/path/to/project",
"tech_stack": {
"language": "TypeScript",
"frameworks": ["Express", "React"]
}
}
<!-- SCOPE: ... --> commentAnalyze document sections against stated scope:
| Check | Finding Type | |-------|--------------| | Section not serving scope | OFF_TOPIC | | Scope aspect not covered | MISSING_COVERAGE | | Excessive detail beyond scope | SCOPE_CREEP | | Content duplicated elsewhere | SSOT_VIOLATION |
Scoring:
Per document type, verify claims against codebase:
| Document | Verification Method | |----------|---------------------| | architecture.md | Check layers exist (Glob for folders), verify imports follow described pattern (Grep) | | tech_stack.md | Compare versions with package.json, go.mod, requirements.txt | | api_spec.md | Match endpoints with controller/route files (Grep for routes) | | requirements.md | Search for feature implementations (Grep for keywords) | | database_schema.md | Compare with migration files or Prisma/TypeORM schemas | | runbook.md | Validate file paths exist (Glob), test command syntax | | principles.md | Sample code files for principle adherence patterns | | CLAUDE.md | Verify referenced paths/files exist |
Finding Types:
Scoring:
Calculate final scores and compile findings:
scope_alignment_score = weighted_average(coverage, relevance, focus)
fact_accuracy_score = (verified_facts / total_facts) * 10
overall_score = (scope_alignment * 0.4) + (fact_accuracy * 0.6)
Fact accuracy weighted higher because incorrect information is worse than scope drift.
Return JSON to coordinator:
{
"doc_path": "docs/project/architecture.md",
"scope": {
"stated": "System architecture with C4 diagrams, component interactions",
"coverage_percent": 85
},
"scores": {
"scope_alignment": 8,
"fact_accuracy": 6,
"overall": 7
},
"summary": {
"total_issues": 4,
"high": 1,
"medium": 2,
"low": 1
},
"findings": [
{
"severity": "HIGH",
"type": "BEHAVIOR_MISMATCH",
"location": "line 45",
"issue": "Architecture shows 3-tier (Controller->Service->Repository) but code has Controller->Repository direct calls",
"evidence": "src/controllers/UserController.ts:23 imports UserRepository directly",
"fix": "Update diagram to show actual pattern OR refactor code to match docs"
},
{
"severity": "MEDIUM",
"type": "OUTDATED_PATH",
"location": "line 78",
"issue": "References src/services/legacy/ which was removed",
"evidence": "Folder does not exist: ls src/services/legacy/ returns error",
"fix": "Remove reference or update to current path"
}
]
}
MANDATORY READ: Load references/verification_rules.md for per-document verification patterns.
evidence field with verification command/resultVersion: 1.0.0 Last Updated: 2026-01-28
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