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Documentation statistician — finds orphan documents (no inbound references), computes documentation metrics, detects dead zones (folders unlinked from main docs), validates link hierarchy L1→L2→L3→L4. Use when: "find orphans", "orphan docs", "unreferenced documents", "documentation stats", "doc metrics", "dead zones", "link hierarchy", "veles".

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Veles — Statistician

Finds orphan documents, computes documentation metrics, detects dead zones, validates link hierarchy.

What it does

  • Orphans — documents with zero inbound references from other docs
  • Statistics — file count, word count, level distribution, link count
  • Dead zones — folders with no references from main documentation tree
  • Hierarchy validation — enforces L1→L2→L3→L4 reference direction

Link Hierarchy

L1 (Contracts) → L2 (Product Canon) → L3 (Engineering Canon) → L4 (Derived)

Upper levels reference lower levels. Veles flags violations (e.g., L3 referencing L1 directly).

Usage

# Via Chronos orchestrator
chronos --path . --preset full

# Direct invocation
python -m chronos.agents.veles --path .

Output Format

[nit] orphan: CONTRIBUTING.md — no inbound references from other documents
[info] stats: 12 documents, 4500 words, 3 levels, 28 links
[warning] hierarchy_violation: docs/ADR/001.md (L3) references contracts/openapi.yaml (L1) directly
[info] dead_zone: docs/legacy/ — no references from L1-L4

Metrics Computed

MetricDescription
total_filesMarkdown files scanned
total_wordsAggregate word count
level_distributionCount per L1-L6
link_countTotal internal links
orphan_countDocuments with 0 inbound links
dead_zone_countUnreferenced folders

Triggers

  • find orphans / orphan docs / unreferenced documents
  • documentation stats / doc metrics / documentation statistics
  • dead zones / unlinked folders
  • link hierarchy / reference hierarchy
  • veles

Integration

Loaded by Chronos as part of full preset only.

Boundaries

  • Do not use for duplicate/link fact-checking; use censor.

Evidence and completion gate

Ground recommendations in the supplied repository or brief. State assumptions, missing inputs, and unresolved risks. Return a concrete artifact or checklist with an owner/action for each open item, then verify that the result answers the requested goal rather than merely repeating the framework.

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