cli-audit-drift

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Detect silent semantic drift between intended behavior (CONTRACTS.md) and actual implementation. Scans code against functional contracts, invariants, and known drift history to catch behavioral changes that compile and run but violate the original intention. Use when reviewing code changes, before c

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AuthorDestynova2
Version0.0.0
LicenseMIT
CategoryWorkflow
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Detect silent semantic drift between intended behavior (CONTRACTS.md) and actual implementation. Scans code against functional contracts, invariants, and known drift history to catch behavioral changes that compile and run but violate the original intention. Use when reviewing code changes, before commits, auditing behavioral conformity, or saying 'check drift', 'contract check', 'intention vs imp

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