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You can keep project documentation in sync by applying template-driven generation and incremental updates to README, API docs, guides, and ADRs whenever significant code changes occur. This process validates artifacts to ensure they stay aligned with the codebase.

Updating README and API docs after a refactor is best handled through cross-format synchronization, which automatically updates or generates missing artifacts to reflect new endpoints and usage based on code metadata.

Yes, you can generate missing ADRs and guides automatically from code metadata using template-driven generation. This creates the necessary documentation artifacts and applies validation to ensure they remain aligned with the codebase.

Automated documentation generation works for repositories with existing guides and API docs by applying incremental updates. It updates or generates artifacts when significant code changes occur, preventing drift without overwriting existing valid content.

Documentation drift occurs when manual updates lag behind code changes. Incremental updates prevent drift by applying cross-format synchronization and validation to update README, API docs, guides, and ADRs automatically whenever significant codebase modifications happen.