align-project-documents

To align project documentation after refactoring, you can run an automated alignment pass that grounds all factual claims in source code, configuration, and tests to produce synchronized, evidence-backed docs.

Generating evidence-backed technical documentation involves verifying docs against README, config files, and tests, which produces structured sections covering API boundaries, architecture, deployment, and debugging notes for multi-package environments.

Yes, you can automatically generate architecture and setup documentation from existing source code by applying evidence-driven alignment that scans implementation to produce sections covering API boundaries and environment requirements.

Evidence-based documentation alignment works for software repositories of varying sizes and languages, specifically targeting environments where existing documentation has diverged from the actual implementation.

To fix documentation drift without manual review, run an alignment pass on the current repository to automatically verify text against runtime behavior and source code, producing a synchronized documentation draft.

Generating synchronized project documentation produces structured, evidence-backed sections for overview, architecture, deployment steps, environment requirements, and debugging notes.