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docs-cleaner

Consolidates redundant documentation while preserving all valuable content; keeps a doc set truthful after things change. Modes: (1) POST-CHANGE GOVERNANCE — when code, scripts, config, env vars, ports, paths, deployment, auth, tests, or a documented procedure changed; also "which docs are now wrong", "check docs for inconsistencies", "过时的命令/路径", "文档同步". Use it even when the user mentions only the change and never the docs — updating them is part of the change, not optional cleanup. (2) CONSOLIDATION — "clean up docs", "documentation bloat", "reduce documentation sprawl", "consolidate documentation", "too many doc files", "merge redundant docs", "merge these docs", "文档太多/太乱", multiple files covering the same topic, or documentation exceeding 500 lines across multiple files on similar topics. Finds stale copies of a fact changed in only one place, values that should never have been persisted (counts, totals, "N items", restated summaries), rival definitions that drift apart, and orphaned cross-references.

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# Docs Cleaner

Documentation goes wrong in recurring ways, and they need different work.

**It rots.** Something changed — a port, a path, a procedure, a decision — and the docs
still describe the old world. The field's name for this is *documentation rot* or *version
drift*: artifacts fall out of sync one at a time until people stop trusting the set.

**It sprawls.** The same topic accumulates three files, each partly right, none
authoritative.

They trace to one root cause: **a fact was written down in more places than it was
defined.** Everything below follows from fixing that.