cross-doc-checklisted

# cross-doc-check `doc_truth` checks that a prompt or tool named in prose still exists. Nothing checks whether two docs that are each supposed to state the same rule actually agree. This repo has already shipped that exact bug once: a cited number in one doc quietly disagreed with the same number stated elsewhere, caught by luck during a wider review pass, not by anything built to find it. ## When to use it - Given two or more docs that are each supposed to state the same or overlapping policy, before trusting they agree. - Right after editing one of a pair of docs that share a rule, before the edit ships. - Skip it when the docs cover different, non-overlapping topics; there is nothing to reconcile. ## Required inputs - The specific docs to compare, named by the caller. This prompt does not guess which docs are supposed to agree. ## Steps 1. Read every named doc in full. 2. From each, extract the concrete, checkable rules it states: a number, a required or optional call, a threshold, a named exception. Set aside scene-setting prose that states no rule. 3. Compare the extracted rules across docs. Report only two kinds of finding: a direct contradiction, where both docs cover the same case and require a different action, or an unexplained scope gap, where one doc's rule has no counterpart in the other and neither doc says why. A rule stated in different words, with the same substance, is not a finding. 4. For each finding, name the exact location in e