Audit documentation health — finds coverage gaps, stale statuses, orphaned documents, and missing relations. Use when you want a full health report with recommendations. For quick counts use /archcore:status; for code-drift detection use /archcore:actualize.
Review Archcore documentation health. Finds gaps, stale documents, orphaned relations, and produces actionable recommendations.
Not review:
/archcore:status/archcore:capture, /archcore:plan, /archcore:decide| Signal | Route | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| No arguments | → full review | All documents |
| Category name ("knowledge", "vision") | → category review | Filter to category |
| Tag name ("auth", "payments") |
| → tag review |
| Filter to tag |
| Specific type ("adr", "spec") | → type review | Filter to type |
Default: full review of all documents.
Check if mcp__archcore__list_documents exists in your available tools. If the tool does not exist or returns an error, stop immediately and tell the user:
Archcore CLI is not installed. The plugin provides skills and hooks, but document operations need the CLI (it runs the MCP server).
To set up:
curl -fsSL https://archcore.ai/install.sh | basharchcore initDo not proceed without MCP tools. Do not write to .archcore/ directly.
Call mcp__archcore__list_documents and mcp__archcore__list_relations to get the full inventory. If $ARGUMENTS provided, apply as filter.
Check for:
Coverage gaps:
Staleness:
draft that may need accepted or rejectedRelation health:
implements to a PRDimplements to requirementsTag hygiene:
Present a concise summary:
Actionable review report with prioritized fixes. No verbose analysis — findings and recommendations only.