arn-code-document-project

Developer documentation generation from git diffs and execution reports works by reading pipeline artifacts like plan files and execution logs, then producing a single Markdown file with precise codebase references. It captures what was built and how it diverged from the plan.

Documenting feature divergences from a project plan involves analyzing git diffs against original specs and execution reports to highlight key changes. This produces reference-heavy documentation explaining what was built and where to find it in the codebase.

Automating feature docs from pipeline artifacts is possible by reading INTRODUCTION.md, SOURCE_PLAN.md, and phase plans alongside execution reports. It outputs a single documentation file or directory with references to exact code locations.

Keeping documentation aligned with the codebase after a bug fix requires citing precise file paths and artifacts from execution reports and git diffs. This ensures the resulting Markdown documentation accurately reflects the built product.

Pipeline artifact documentation generation requires no external dependencies, relying solely on existing pipeline artifacts like plan files, specs, and git diffs to produce comprehensive reference-heavy documentation for completed features.

Generating accurate feature documentation requires INTRODUCTION.md, SOURCE_PLAN.md, all phase plans, execution reports, and git diffs. These pipeline artifacts provide the context needed to capture what was built and where to find everything in the codebase.