13-DOCS-verify

To verify documentation completeness, compare written files against a predefined outline to identify missing items. This process cross-references existing documentation to ensure all specified items are present and accurately reflect recent code changes.

Documentation staleness detection identifies written content that contradicts recent code changes. It works by cross-referencing existing documentation files against code modifications to pinpoint outdated information that requires updating.

Checking technical writing for cross-feature consistency involves validating that documentation covers interdependencies between features. This ensures written content accurately reflects how different features interact within the broader system.

Yes, you need a docs-outline.md file to review content for missing items. The outline serves as the baseline reference required to cross-check existing documentation files and verify that all specified features are documented.

Run a documentation quality assurance check after writing documentation for a new feature. This confirms that every aspect outlined in the discovery phase has been documented and that existing documentation remains accurate against code changes.