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brownfield-drift

Enforces architecture boundaries defined in PLAN.md. Use when a PR crosses module/service boundaries, when the dev asks "are we following the architecture?", or as a scheduled architecture health check. Not for querying what a module does — use brownfield-chat for that.

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## When to use
- Dev asks "are we following the architecture?" or "is this a valid change?"
- PR touches files near module boundaries or service interfaces
- Weekly architecture health check
- Any cross-service import was just added

## When NOT to use
- "What does module X do?" → use **brownfield-chat**
- "What breaks if I change X?" → use **brownfield-chat**
- Graph coverage is low on a file → use **brownfield-fix (it fills gaps before editing)**
- No PLAN.md exists — drift requires machine-readable boundaries in PLAN.md

## What to do
1. Run `wednesday-skills drift` via Bash tool
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