app-update-docs

You can automate documentation updates by running the app-update-docs script, which compares the codebase to existing docs to identify discrepancies and automatically applies fixes to reflect the current source code state.

To detect outdated or missing documentation, this Skill uses shell scripting and version control commands to scan the project worktree, identifying discrepancies between the actual source code and the corresponding documentation.

Yes, you need access to the project's worktree and specific scripting tools, as the Skill relies on shell scripting and version control commands to compare source code and ensure documentation synchronization.

The best way to keep documentation synchronized is using an automated comparison tool that checks the codebase against existing docs and automatically updates outdated information, reducing manual errors and saving time.

Yes, you can use shell scripts to check and update specific scopes. For example, running the Skill allows you to update all documentation specifically related to the 'permission' scope in your project.

Documentation shows outdated information when it is not automatically synchronized with code changes. This Skill identifies these discrepancies by comparing the project worktree against the source code and applying the necessary updates.