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indexion-documentation analyzes api coverage, detects code-to-doc drift via vocabulary comparison, and visualizes module dependencies. covers the assessment half of the documentation lifecycle with coverage metrics, reconciliation reports, and dependency graphing.

indexion-kgf debugs kgf language specs by exposing tokenization, parse events, and extracted edges. supports inspection workflows for spec development and grep pattern troubleshooting, with common pitfalls documented for peg ordering, token conflicts, and doc attachment.

indexion-refactor detects and eliminates code duplication across textual, structural, and conceptual levels using similarity analysis and extraction tools, then verifies single-source-of-truth consolidation through command-line workflows.

indexion-readme scaffolds and assembles project documentation by organizing templates, doc comments, and static prose into per-package and root-level READMEs, with conventions that vary by project layout.

indexion-sdd maps specification documents to implementation via quantitative drift detection and multi-phase agent workflows. bridges rfc parsing, requirements generation, staged coding (types then logic), and per-task validation gates using indexion's semantic alignment tooling.

indexion-wiki governs a markdown-based knowledge base with synchronized artifacts (content, manifest, search index, audit log). describes data consistency risks when files are edited directly versus through command APIs.

indexion-segment chunks text by divergence, tfidf, or punctuation for rag and embedding workflows. supports file input/output with pluggable strategies but lacks procedural depth and error handling.

Detect and review name/content drift in code using `indexion identity audit`, then plan verified renames, moves, folder changes, or splits.

Generate and use a pre-edit structure brief so coding agents learn likely owners, consumer surfaces, and unsafe edit locations before implementing.