What problem does it solve? When a project bumps its CoreEx NuGet package version, the AI workflow assets (instructions, skills, prompts, the coreex-expert agent, and the docs cache) can drift out of sync with the code, causing AI guidance to describe the wrong release. This Skill realigns the entire bundle to the exact matching CoreEx.Template release. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Version-pinned refresh: Detects the referenced CoreEx version from Directory.Packages.props, .csproj, or Directory.Build.props, then installs CoreEx.Template at that exact version and re-runs dotnet new coreex-ai --force. - Safe dry-run preview: Runs dotnet new coreex-ai --dry-run first to show the create/overwrite file list before applying any changes. - Orphan detection: Flags leftover coreex--prefixed skill folders from prior versions that the current template no longer emits, so they can be reviewed and removed manually. - Use Case: After upgrading CoreEx from 4.0 to 4.1 in a consumer project, run this Skill to regenerate all instructions, skills, prompts, and the .github/docs/coreex/ cache so the coreex-expert agent's guidance matches the new release. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to run the coreex-docs-sync skill to check whether the installed CoreEx AI asset bundle matches the project's referenced CoreEx NuGet version and refresh it if needed.