How-to: audit kuda memory
mimus audit is the falsifier for the memory layer: it verifies every .kuda/modules/*.yaml card against source — memory audited, not just generated.
Run
kuda sync # (re)generate the index first
mimus auditfresh kuda-store
fresh kuda-core
drifted kuda-cli
20 fresh, 1 drifted, 0 contradictedScores
| score | meaning |
|---|---|
fresh | every provenance.files hash still matches |
drifted | a verify file's content changed since sync |
contradicted | a provenance file no longer exists |
Audit recomputes git hash-object per provenance.files entry and compares with what the card recorded at sync time — the same provenance model kuda status uses, checked from the outside.
Exit semantics
Audit is report-tier: exit 0 even with contradictions. It is diagnosis, not a gate — pair it with mimus check if you want drift to fail CI, or keep it in a scheduled report job. The fix is upstream anyway: kuda sync, not a hand-edit.
What it does not check (yet)
Audit verifies freshness (provenance hashes), not accuracy of the card's prose fields — api/deps drift beyond their recorded inputs, or a hand-written notes: that has gone stale, is the semantic tier's job when it lands.